Amanda Seyfried says farewell to Los Angeles and puts her idyllic Hollywood Hills pad on the market for $3.2million

Amanda Seyfried is saying goodbye to her Los Angeles roots, officially putting her charming Hollywood Hills home on the market.The Mean Girls star, 40, listed her three-bedroom, three-bathroom property for $3.195million, marking a major step in her transition away from life in Los Angeles and towards her quieter existence on a farm in upstate New York.According to property records, Seyfried originally purchased the home for $11.85 million in 2011. The traditional residence spans 2,738 square feet on a 9,104-square-foot lot and combines its century-old character with a number of modern updates. Justin P Huchel of Carolwood Estates currently holds the listing.'Every detail reflects the care and pride of ownership, blending the home's original charm with thoughtful modern updates,' the property's description reads. 'Located just steps from Runyon Canyon, this one-of-a-kind retreat offers the best of both worlds-peaceful, resort-like living in the heart of the city.'Described as a 'true private oasis,' the property is surrounded by lush gardens, complete with an outdoor inground pool. Amanda Seyfried currently owns a colonial-style Hollywood Hills home, recently listing the property for over $3 million The kitchen has updated stainless steel appliances and stunning blue cabinets - and plenty of natural light The living room has a fireplace, adding a cozy element to the Hollywood Hills property Amanda Seyfried is known for her role in Mean Girls, recently staring in the movie adaptation of The Housemaid The detached garage has been converted into an at-home gym, offering a 'versatile bonus space' for the potential buyer. A small front porch adds to the charm of the traditional property, with scenic views of the Los Angeles area visible from within the property. Inside, the home boasts several living and dining areas, a den and a kitchen finished with blue cabinets and modern appliances.The kitchen then leads into a dining area, where a wooden table sits beneath a light fixture. Floral wallpaper also adds a distinctive touch to another seating area - the main living space even features a cozy fireplace.The property is located just steps from Runyon Canyon, while remaining tucked away behind its private gates and mature greenery - giving it a resort-like feel in the heart of Los Angeles.But Seyfried's decision to sell comes after she made a significant lifestyle change herself.The actress now primarily lives on a farm in upstate New York, having moved away from Los Angeles in favor of a quieter setting.She and her husband of nine years actor Thomas Sadoski bought the home there in 2013 so their children - daughter Nina, nine, and son Thomas, five - could go to local schools and grow up outside of the spotlight of their famous parents. One of the most unique aspects is the floral wallpaper in the sitting room, which also has a breakfast nook There's an inground pool in the backyard, hidden by lush shrubbery giving it a resort-like feel The garage has been converted to a home gym with hardwood floors and plenty of space to work out 'I moved upstate long before I had a family. Staying here was the best decision for privacy, peace and nature. It offers a more balanced life than the city does,' Seyfried previously told Forbes, adding that it was 'essential for my mental health.'The family is surrounded by animals at the sprawling estate, with Amanda recently saying her 'pets keep her balanced.' That included their beloved dog Finn, who passed away in July 2026.The new hometown quickly earned a special place in her heart, with Seyfried telling Allure back in 2016 that 'there's a Dunkin' Donuts, a reflexology place.''Even the grocery store is special. It's the classic small-town grocery. There's a lot of local things happening. And then I go to the farm stand. Everything you get is absolutely local. But I also have a garden.'