John Goodman Lists His New Orleans Home for $5.5 Million
October 4, 2025 - 04:51
Renowned actor John Goodman has placed his cherished New Orleans residence on the market, initially seeking $5.5 million. The property, a testament to the vibrant culture and charm of the Crescent City, has been a long-time sanctuary for the beloved star.
Goodman, known for his roles in iconic films and television shows, has decided to part ways with this stunning estate after years of ownership. The home boasts an array of luxurious features, including spacious living areas, a beautifully landscaped yard, and a prime location that captures the essence of New Orleans living.
Despite the initial high asking price, Goodman has since adjusted his expectations, now listing the home for $4 million. This change reflects the dynamic nature of the real estate market in the area. As potential buyers eye this exquisite property, it remains a significant piece of Goodman’s legacy in the city he has long called home.
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