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Nick and Vanessa Lachey list their LA house again — after buying it back from tennis star Naomi Osaka

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Gould, J. (2026, September 23). Nick and Vanessa Lachey list their LA house again — after buying it back from tennis star Naomi Osaka. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/23/real-estate/nick-and-vanessa-lachey-list-their-la-house-again/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-23 · by Jennifer Gould

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Nick and Vanessa Lachey are listing their Tarzana home again for $8.19 million after buying it back from tennis star Naomi Osaka for $7.95 million in August 2025. The couple, who previously owned the property between December 2020 and February 2022 when they sold it to Osaka, are relocating with their three children to start a new chapter outside California. The house, built in 2014, features five bedrooms, five bathrooms, an entertainment bar with wine storage for over 500 bottles, and expansive views of the San Fernando Valley.
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Nick and Vanessa Lachey, along with their three children (Camden, 14; Brooklyn, 11; Phoenix, 9), are planning to leave California to start a new chapter, according to their listing brokers Mauricio Umansky and Craig Knizek from the Agency. The couple is now selling their gated home in Tarzana, which they have owned twice and recently bought back for $7.95 million in August 2025 after tennis star Naomi Osaka had briefly owned it since February 2022, when she purchased it for $6.26 million. The Lacheys initially acquired the property from NFL wide receiver Randall Cobb for around $5 million in December 2020. During Osaka's ownership, she significantly expanded the home by adding an 800-square-foot one-bedroom guest house with a gym and spa bath. Currently listed at $8.19 million, this move reflects the family’s decision to relocate from California.

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Brooklyn California Phoenix Realtor.com Tarzana

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Lacheys PERSON · 3× Osaka GPE · 2× Brooklyn GPE · 1× California GPE · 1× Camden GPE · 1× Craig Knizek PERSON · 1× Mauricio Umansky PERSON · 1× Phoenix ORG · 1× Realtor.com ORG · 1× Tarzana GPE · 1×

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The listing comes as the couple and their three kids — Camden, 14, Phoenix, 9 and Brooklyn, 11 — are leaving California “to start a new chapter,” said listing brokers Mauricio Umansky and Craig Knizek of the Agency.
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The couple loved their Tarzana dwelling so much that they bought it twice. asserted
they → love → it
But now, they’re looking to sell it again, Realtor.com reports. asserted
Realtor.com → look → it
The gated home, which comes with San Fernando Valley views, is now on the market for $8.19 million. asserted
which → gate → million
The listing comes as the couple and their three kids — Camden, 14, Phoenix, 9 and Brooklyn, 11 — are leaving California “to start a new chapter,” said listing brokers Mauricio Umansky and Craig Knizek of the Agency. asserted
brokers → come → Agency
The couple first bought the property for around $5 million in Dec 2020 from NFL wide receiver Randall Cobb, who was last with the New York Jets in 2023. asserted
who → buy → 2023
But in February 2022, the Lacheys sold it for $6.26 million in an off-market deal to tennis superstar Naomi Osaka, according to records. uncertain
Lacheys → sell → records
Under Osaka’s ownership, the home’s footprint expanded significantly. asserted
footprint → expand → ownership
She added an 800-square-foot one-bedroom guest house and gym with a spa bath and a kitchenette. asserted
She → add → bath
But the Lacheys loved the home so much — including Osaka’s reimagining of it — that they bought it back for $7.95 million in August 2025 . asserted
they → love → August
(Before they bought the house back, the Lacheys had purchased a home in Encino for $6.8 million in July 2024. asserted
Lacheys → buy → July
It sold at a loss in June for $6.15 million.) asserted
It → sell → million
Built in 2014, the listed East Coast-traditional-style home sits on a coveted cul-de-sac on three quarters of an acre. asserted
home → build → acre
At 6,855 square feet, it features five bedrooms, five baths and two powder rooms. asserted
it → feature → bedrooms
Entertaining amenities include an “entertainer’s bar with a wine room” that holds more than 500 bottles. asserted
that → entertain → bottles
There’s also a home movie theater that seats eight, a home office, multiple fireplaces, hardwood floors and glass walls showcasing mountain and valley views. asserted
that → ’ → views
A roomy, eat-in chef’s kitchen that comes with two center islands anchors it all. asserted
that → eat → it
There’s also a formal dining room and a living room with coffered ceilings, a fireplace, built-in bookcases and pocket doors that open to a covered outdoor area. asserted
that → ’ → area
Upstairs, a primary bedroom suite boasts a private balcony with panoramic views of the San Fernando Valley as well as two walk-in closets and a spa-like bath. asserted
suite → boast → Valley
Outside there’s a full-length lighted basketball court — it can double as a pickleball or volleyball court — a pool, an outdoor kitchen and a firepit. asserted
it → ’ → court
“It’s rare to have some many coveted attributes in one house. asserted
It → ’ → house
It has everything that every buyer wants – views, land and private security,” Knizek told Gimme Shelter. asserted
Knizek → have → Shelter
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