Tennis star Naomi Osaka has finalized the sale of her Los Angeles residence, transferring ownership back to celebrity couple Nick and Vanessa Lachey. The property, located in the Encino neighborhood, was sold for $7.95 million, marking a notable transaction in the high-profile real estate market.
A return to familiar owners
The sale brings the home full circle, as Nick and Vanessa Lachey were the previous owners before Osaka purchased it in 2022. The couple originally sold the property to Osaka for approximately $6.3 million. Now, just two years later, they have reacquired the estate, which features modern architecture, expansive living spaces, and a private outdoor retreat.
Features of the luxury estate
The residence spans over 7,000 square feet and includes six bedrooms, a home theater, a gym, and a resort-style pool. Its sleek design and secluded location have made it a desirable spot for celebrities seeking privacy and comfort. The home’s open floor plan and high-end finishes reflect the kind of luxury expected in one of Los Angeles’ most sought-after neighborhoods.
Osaka’s evolving real estate portfolio
This sale is part of a broader shift in Osaka’s real estate holdings, as she continues to balance her career and personal investments. Known for her strategic decisions both on and off the court, Osaka has shown interest in properties across the United States, including Florida and New York. Her move to sell the Encino home suggests a new chapter in her lifestyle and priorities.
The Lacheys’ return to Encino
Nick and Vanessa Lachey’s reacquisition of the home signals their continued connection to the area. The couple, known for their work in television and entertainment, have long favored Los Angeles as a base for their family and professional endeavors. Their return to the Encino property reflects both sentimental value and a renewed investment in the neighborhood.
Naomi Osaka in 2025
Now ranked no.25, Naomi played her last match on the 7th of August when she was defeated by world no.24 Victoria Mboko 2-6 6-4 6-1 in the final in Montreal (draw).
Currently, during this season Naomi has managed to achieve an overall 27-12 record. The Japanese has won 1 title in the Malo. The Japanese got to the final in Auckland and Montreal.