Breathtaking estate once owned by ‘The Simpsons’ co-creator lists in California
A unique property has landed on the real estate market in Pacific Palisades, California — and it has some television royalty ties.
The five-bedroom, eight-bathroom estate, which is listed for $16.5 million, was once the home of Sam Simon, a co-creator of the long-running animated series, “The Simpsons.” Simon bought the luxury home in 2004 and lived there until his death in 2015.
“Hidden behind walls of mature landscaping sits an elegant, completely private, comfortable modern house,” the listing on Compass says. “Combining innovative, timeless design and architecture the house is constructed with the finest craftsmanship and quality available, providing the utmost upscale habitability while successfully relating to nature and the park-like grounds dotted with mature trees and landscaping.”
Features of the home include:
- “Terrazzo-like floor”
- Walls of glass
- Interior koi pond
- Media room
- Bar
- Formal dining room
- Wine cellar
- Ping pong room
- Outdoor kitchen
- Bocce ball court
- Swimming pool
- European kitchen
- Library
Adjacent to the residence are other iconic houses, including the Bailey House, which was also owned by Simon.
The producer and writer was known for helping create the famous cartoon, along with producing “The Tracey Ullman Show” and “Cheers.”
The listing is held by Frank Langen.
This story was originally published September 29, 2025 at 5:48 PM with the headline "Breathtaking estate once owned by ‘The Simpsons’ co-creator lists in California."