Josh Brolin Sells Atlanta Mansion for $4 Million After Six Years

Actor Josh Brolin and his wife Kathryn Boyd Brolin sold their gated 1.5-acre Sandy Springs compound in late September for $4 million, according to listing details. The couple originally purchased the property in 2020 for $3.25 million and initially listed it at just under $5 million in April before accepting a lower offer.

The 7,700-square-foot residence, built in 2003, features seven bedrooms across a multi-room main house and a separate two-story guesthouse. Interior design studio Pierce & Ward, known for work on homes for Dakota Johnson and Leonardo DiCaprio, renovated the property with what listing agent Jacob Bean described as an "old English cottage feel" combined with traditional elegance.

Downstairs living spaces include a moody lounge with coffered ceilings and deep purple walls, a formal dining room, and a family room with floor-to-ceiling built-in shelving. The chef's kitchen features exposed wood ceiling beams, a large center island, and a walk-in pantry.

The primary suite occupies a dedicated wing on the main floor with cathedral ceilings and direct access to a private rear porch. The en-suite bathroom includes dual walk-in closets, double vanities, a separate shower, and a jetted soaking tub beneath stained-glass windows.

A finished basement houses a professional-grade gym with a custom wood sauna and cold-plunge bath, along with a soundproof home theater. The outdoor grounds feature a heated gunite pool with dual cascading waterfalls, a hot tub, and a custom stone diving board.

Beyond personal use during Brolin's film shoots in Georgia, the property operated as an ultra-exclusive rental, leasing at approximately $35,000 per month to visiting executives and performers.

"In the Atlanta luxury market, privacy is the ultimate currency," Bean said during the marketing campaign. "Between the secluded location and the compound-style layout, it offers a level of security and serenity that makes it a turn-key solution for high-profile residents who need to disappear from the world while staying in the heart of the city."

Brolin revealed his reason for moving on during a panel at the Atlanta Film Festival in May. "We have a house in Sandy Springs, which I don't particularly like. I just don't," Brolin said.

"I like a little grit. There's not a lot of grit in Sandy Springs."

With international filming commitments including work on Dune: Part Two, Outer Range, and The Running Man, the family consolidated their base to the West Coast. They maintain their primary residence in Montecito, California, where they acquired a $7.1 million farmhouse in 2024.