Inside Jon Hamm’s $3.4 million Los Feliz home with actress wife Anna Osceola

The four-bedroom, 3,600-square-foot home was renovated months before he purchased it, and has a cool mid-century modern, with horizontal wood cladding wrapping the main floor of the angular two-storey home.

The aesthetic carries through to the inside with wood panelling and accents throughout. 

A three-sided, glass-panelled fireplace makes the sitting room feel cozy and an adjoining study, perfect for reading new scripts, features floating wood shelves and wood-framed windows.

The family room enjoys French doors that open to the backyard patio, and a marble-clad wet bar with a built-in wine fridge, and the kitchen features oak cabinetry and white marble countertops as well as a large center kitchen island with built-in sink and open concept pantry with wooden shelves and huge windows letting in natural light.

Upstairs there are three guest bedrooms, and one master suite, which also features a fireplace. 

The bathroom features a freestanding, oval-shaped soaker tub, perfect for relaxing after a long day at work, and a glass-walled walk-in shower.

Wood-panelled ceiling keeps the design vibes flowing, and offers a spa-like experience.

The property is nestled into the hills of Griffith Park and the exterior is surrounded by large trees offering plenty of privacy and shade.

The outdoor patio area includes redwood decking, a built-in grill station and firepit, al fresco dining options and a 28-foot-long saltwater swimming pool.

Anna, 37, is also an actress; she and Jon began dating in 2020.

She has starred in hit TV shows including Greek, Rizzoli & Isles, NCIS, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and in 2015 she took the role as the receptionist at Esalen, a spiritual California retreat that Hamm’s character, Don Draper, attended in the Mad Men series finale.

They made their red carpet debut in 2022.

Jon previously shared that he does hope that they become parents, telling The Hollywood Reporter: “It’s not lost on me that I’m 53. I will be the old dad, but so it goes. It could be a good thing. We’ll see.”