Inside the Late Tito Jackson’s Former Calabasas Home

Former Calabasas home owned by the late Tito Joe Jackson
Joe Jackson image courtesy Wikipedia

A Calabasas home formerly owned by the late Jackson 5 guitarist Tito Joe Jackson has returned to the market. Tito purchased the property in 1998. Some online sources state that it was later sold to his brother Jermaine Jackson in 2004, but that transfer has not been independently verified for this article.

A Calabasas house formerly owned by the late Tito Joe Jackson, a founding member and guitarist of the Jackson 5, is back on the market. Tito purchased the property in 1998 for approximately $280,000. Tito died in 2024 at age 70 after a career that remained closely connected to the Jackson 5 and later included blues-oriented solo work. His middle name was Joe, and the ownership should not be confused with his father, Joseph “Joe” Jackson, who was not involved with this property.

Several online sources, including VirtualGlobetrotting, state that Tito later sold the house to his brother Jermaine Jackson in 2004. That reported transfer has not been independently verified for this article, and the available information does not clearly establish how Tito—or any later Jackson family owner—used the property. Readers interested in the ownership sequence should review the cited online material and available public records for themselves.

The blog previously included the Calabasas property in its detailed look at Michael Jackson and the Jackson family’s many connections to the San Fernando Valley, which also covered the well-known Hayvenhurst compound in Encino and other homes associated with members of the family.

The Jackson family’s local history also appears throughout the blog, including a post about Rod Temperton’s former Mulholland Drive home, which explored the Valley connection of the songwriter behind several of Michael Jackson’s best-known recordings. Another article about Ice Cube’s homes in the San Fernando Valley noted that the Jackson family also owned a condominium in the same Encino development.

The Calabasas Home Today

Built in 1988, the two-story Stone Creek house contains three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one half bathroom within approximately 1,764 square feet. It stands on an assessor-reported 3,631-square-foot corner lot near Las Virgenes Road, with access to the 101 Freeway and the canyon routes toward Malibu. Calabasas lies near the western edge of the San Fernando Valley but is a separate city in the Las Virgenes area of Los Angeles County.

The stucco exterior, red tile roof and compact front courtyard give the home a Mediterranean-influenced suburban appearance. Inside are a living or family room with a fireplace, a formal dining area, an upstairs bonus room and a primary suite with a walk-in closet. Listing updates include laminate flooring downstairs, refinished wood flooring upstairs, recessed lighting, fresh interior and exterior paint, dual-zone air conditioning and an updated primary-bath vanity. The kitchen has white cabinetry, granite counters and stainless-steel appliances, while a two-car attached garage and enclosed backyard complete the property.

The public sale history also shows a transfer for $330,000 in November 2024, although the circumstances are not explained in the available listing information. The home returned to the market in June 2026.

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