Joely Fisher's home sells for $2.9m three days after two-day estate sale

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Actress Joely Fisher held a 2-day living estate sale in December 2025 at the Calabasas, California, home where she lived, offering shoppers designer clothing, accessories, television scripts and Hollywood memorabilia.

The event took place on December 13 and 14, with entry restricted to people who booked free, timed tickets. Three days after the sale ended, the property sold for $2.9 million, according to Realtor.com’s exclusive, republished by Yahoo Entertainment on December 19, 2025. Realtor.com reports that the home was registered to a trust in the name of Fisher’s mother, veteran actress Connie Stevens, and that Fisher’s family bought it in 2017 for $2.3 million.

Fisher is the daughter of singer Eddie Fisher and Stevens, and the half-sister of the late Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher.

What shoppers could find at Joely Fisher’s 2-day living estate sale in Calabasas

The sale ran on Saturday, December 13, and Sunday, December 14, from 10am to 3:30pm, according to the EstateSales.net listing. Organiser Handled used a timed-entry system, admitting 40 shoppers every half hour. Entry was free but required an individual e-ticket for every person attending, with tickets available through Eventbrite.

The collection included designer clothing, handbags, shoes, accessories, television scripts and other items associated with Fisher’s career and her family’s Hollywood history.

Thrifting creator Macy Eleni shared footage from the event on TikTok. As reported in Realtor.com’s exclusive, republished by Yahoo Entertainment, Eleni revealed that the collection included pieces from designers such as Vivienne Westwood, Chanel and Cosabella.Fisher explained that many of the items dated from before she became a mother. She has 3 children with her husband, Christopher Duddy, and is stepmother to Duddy’s 2 children from a previous relationship. Fisher described herself as an eclectic collector who gathered objects through her travels and experiences. “Everything we surround ourselves with tells a little story of where we have been and the people we were,” she said, according to the report.

She also acknowledged that parting with the collection was difficult, particularly when deciding which personal possessions she was ready to let others take home.

How the Calabasas home where Joely Fisher lived sold for $2.9 million

The property sold for $2.9 million on December 17, 2025, three days after the estate sale ended, according to Realtor.com’s exclusive, republished by Yahoo Entertainment. The report says Fisher’s family had listed the home for $3.1 million in March before it sold for the lower price.

Realtor.com reports that Fisher’s family bought the property in 2017 for $2.3 million and had lived there since then. The same report says property records identify a trust in Stevens’ name as the registered owner.A separate Yahoo Lifestyle report on a Calabasas home Stevens listed said she had put a five-bedroom property on the market for just over $3 million. The article also covered Stevens’ career and property plans.

Realtor.com reported that Fisher and her family were preparing to move into a new home. Fisher described the move as an opportunity to begin a new chapter after a difficult period for her family. She said she valued the history attached to the belongings but also wanted to create new memories in a different space.

The estate sale gave buyers the opportunity to purchase items the family had collected over many years.

Why Joely Fisher’s Hollywood memorabilia and designer collection attracted buyers

The sale brought together designer fashion, entertainment memorabilia and the history of a family with longstanding connections to Hollywood.

Fisher is known for roles in television series including Ellen and ’Til Death, as well as appearances in film and musical theatre. Her parents, Connie Stevens and Eddie Fisher, were established figures in entertainment, while her half-sister Carrie Fisher became internationally known for playing Princess Leia in Star Wars.

The items offered at the Calabasas sale reflected Fisher’s own career and her family’s personal collections.

The reported selection included television scripts, clothing, shoes, handbags and decorative objects, alongside designer pieces highlighted in Eleni’s social media coverage.A living estate sale allows someone to sell personal belongings while still alive, often as part of a move or a decision to reduce a collection. In Fisher’s case, the event coincided with the family’s plans to move and her decision to pass selected possessions on to new owners. The sale gave shoppers access to items connected to Fisher’s life and Hollywood background, while the property’s December 17 closing marked the end of its time as the family home.