Inside Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwicks Homes: Their Los Angeles and New York Residences and the Connecticut Farm That Started as A Rundown Little Farmhouse – Photos & Details
For many years, Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick have managed to combine their celebrity status with a grounded approach to home life. They not only select their own decor but also engage in farming, care for animals, and turn simple spaces into backdrops for intimate family moments. The narratives behind these homes are just as significant as the visuals themselves.
Bacon once envisioned a quiet existence in the countryside alongside a dog, wanting little more. However, the property he chose evolved into something much larger, leading to significant tensions in their marriage before a different residence shifted the dynamics.
Throughout the years, the couple has built their lives across three unique locations: a vast farm in Connecticut brimming with animals, an inviting retreat in Los Angeles, and a cozy apartment in New York that Sedgwick had to advocate for.
Despite the striking contrasts in their homes, the underlying stories highlight how Bacon and Sedgwick’s perceptions of ‘home’ have evolved alongside their relationship and family.
The Beginning: Kevin Bacon’s Vision of Solitude
Long before the farm became a setting for viral moments featuring goats and pigs, Bacon had a much quieter dream in mind. In an April 2025 interview with Esquire, he revealed that he purchased the Connecticut farm in 1983, prior to his rise to fame with “Footloose.” His initial vision was simple: ‘A rundown little farmhouse with a tiny little wood stove. That’s where it started.’
Bacon admitted he had never visited Connecticut before and had no prior experience in home buying, yet he traveled there following the end of a relationship. He described his longing as transforming into an image of a ‘Solitary Man with Dog in a Cold Winter.’
“It was a very romantic, very Robert Frost notion,” he reflected. “Big wool jacket and long walks. Dead of winter, chopping wood all day long. And really, that’s how I was living except for when I would go off and work.” Decades later, the modest farmhouse has become the heart of a vibrant rural lifestyle.
Kyra Sedgwick Joins the Journey
However, this solitary chapter didn’t last long. During an April 2025 appearance on Mythical Kitchen, Bacon recalled how the dream of the farm emerged during the whirlwind of his newfound fame and amidst the collapse of another relationship. “I just thought to myself, I’ll just be a guy with a dog and live alone. I don’t need anything. I don’t need anybody,” he remembered.
Though Bacon was raised in the city, he nurtured a fondness for horses and envisioned a cowboy lifestyle. “If I’d really taken the story all the way, I would have been in Wyoming,” he joked. “But instead I was in Northwestern, Connecticut.”
“My mother had a horse as a child, and she would talk about it, so I think that ingrained itself in me. That and being a New Yorker, because she was a New Yorker,” he shared with Esquire.
Then Sedgwick became part of that life. “My wife folded into that, and we lived in this little place, and I chopped the wood,” Bacon reflected.
The Farm’s Animal Residents Gain Fame
By 2023, the farm was home to four goats, two pigs, three alpacas, and three miniature horses, as noted in a People cover story. Sedgwick mentioned that they never anticipated their animal-related videos would become so popular.
“People were like, ‘We love you singing with the goats.’ Kevin and I are like, ‘Great, have you seen our movies or TV shows?'” she quipped. “But it makes people happy.” Two of the goats were even gifts from Bacon to her.
Bacon’s Diet Shifts with Farm Life
The animals also influenced Bacon’s dietary choices. In a November 2023 interview with People, he disclosed that he stopped consuming goat and pig. “I no longer eat goat and I no longer eat pig, because I have goats and I have pigs,” he stated. His wife quickly recognized the implications.
“My wife is like, ‘We can’t get any more animals, because you’re going to stop eating everything.'” Bacon elaborated, saying his affection for animals creates a calming presence in his life.
Embracing Fresh Produce
The couple also cultivates a garden on their property. “We love going into the garden to pick fresh herbs, tomatoes, basil, peppers, and zucchini,” Bacon shared. For him, harvesting food straight from the garden holds a deeper significance.
“Taking something hot off the vine that feels warm and smells like it’s been created by all these natural forces of the sun and air and water and earth and dirt, and then putting it back into your body to sustain yourself… it’s a great lesson in terms of just how important it is to do our best to try to protect this boat that we’re all riding in.”
Joyful Moments Amidst Farm Life
Their social media accounts often showcase playful moments that occur off the farm. There are spontaneous dances, performances, quiet interactions with pets, highlighting that their farmhouse serves as a cozy backdrop rather than a pristine showcase.
Their posts provide insights into aspects of the property beyond the livestock. One image shows Sedgwick lounging outside amidst vibrant red Adirondack chairs, while another captures the couple riding through a scenic wooded trail—a nod to the horseback life Bacon had envisioned years ago.
In March 2024, Bacon gave a tour of the farm on “Today,” where he provided a broader perspective of the property. The tour highlighted fenced paddocks, barns, animal enclosures, and the expansive countryside surrounding their home.
Challenges of Rural Life for Sedgwick
Despite its charm, life in Connecticut came with challenges. Bacon noted that while Sedgwick initially adapted to his rural lifestyle, as they raised their children, she eventually found it isolating. “Kyra went, ‘Guess what? I’m done,'” Bacon recounted, referring to it as their biggest disagreement.
She longed for the vibrancy of New York. “I want to go have lunch with my friends. I want to be able to go to Bergdorf’s,” he remembered her expressing. He emphasized that it wasn’t a shallow desire but rather a genuine feeling of isolation. Their disagreement escalated into the most significant conflict of their relationship.
The New York Apartment: A Game Changer
During the Mythical Kitchen interview, Bacon shared how Sedgwick made her case clearly. “She said we need to buy an apartment in New York where all of us can live,” he recalled, feeling anxious about the financial implications. “How, how, how, how are we going to afford to do that?” he pondered.
Ultimately, they found a way, and Bacon acknowledged that Sedgwick’s insistence was spot on. “It was the greatest thing we ever did,” he affirmed. “Raising kids in Manhattan was the best idea.” He reiterated this sentiment to Esquire, describing the move as beneficial for both their children and their marriage, as well as a savvy real estate decision.
Bacon’s Longstanding Connection to New York
Bacon’s ties to New York began well before his marriage. During a 2023 appearance on “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” he reminisced about sleeping on his sister’s couch for about four months while he tried to establish himself, with a meager apartment budget of $150 a month.
After responding to an ad aimed at creatives, he discovered a two-room apartment that was available for $325. Unable to afford it on his own, he was introduced to a fellow applicant who became his roommate for four years—a classical pianist working nights at the Copacabana.
Years later, Bacon’s relationship with New York transformed dramatically.
Inside Their Inviting New York Apartment
The couple’s apartment in Manhattan is located within a prewar building, but Sedgwick mentioned that they altered its original design. “It’s a prewar building, but we renovated to knock down walls and open up the living space,” she shared in a 2018 interview with the Wall Street Journal. “Our apartment is a warm, welcoming space.”
Recent glimpses of the space have further painted a picture of their home. Architectural Digest highlighted a 2024 Instagram post featuring a kitchen adorned with a colorful tiled backsplash, terra-cotta floors, and white cabinets. Another image showcased the open layout with parquet floors and white walls complemented by light wood beams.
A New Chapter in Los Angeles
For someone who once identified strongly as a New Yorker, Bacon’s acceptance of Los Angeles was unexpected—even for him. In a 2014 interview, he admitted to having spent years considering himself a New Yorker who disliked L.A. but later experienced a ‘strange conversion.’
The couple acquired a residence there, and Bacon confided, ‘And now I really like it.’ Their children had also developed strong ties to Los Angeles, with both Travis and Sosie residing there by the time of Bacon’s 2025 Esquire profile.
The couple discreetly purchased their Los Angeles house in the closing days of 2011 for $2.5 million, as reported by Trulia. This two-bedroom, three-bathroom property in Los Feliz spans roughly 2,760 square feet and starkly contrasts their farm in Connecticut.
Inside the home, features include a chef’s kitchen, impressive ceilings, and bright living spaces. The primary suite has its own closets and bathrooms, while the lower level boasts a guest suite along with a separate office or gym. Outdoors, one can find a pool and spa complete with fountains. A Realtor.com video provides an even clearer view of this property.
While listing photos showcase the house’s architecture, the couple’s own snapshots imbue the residence with a more intimate feel.
Three Homes, Three Distinct Phases
Together, the homes of Bacon and Sedgwick weave a coherent narrative. The Connecticut farm originated from one man’s desire to retreat into a ‘rundown little farmhouse’ following a tumultuous chapter in his life. It evolved into a family haven, an informal animal sanctuary, and surprisingly, a social media sensation.
Conversely, New York symbolized a contrasting desire for Sedgwick: connection, dining, friendships, and urban life. Over time, Bacon came to realize that her push for the apartment was one of the best decisions they ever made. Los Angeles reflects yet another shift.
Once, Bacon partly defined himself by his disdain for the city, yet he acquired a home there and acknowledged a ‘strange conversion.’ The common thread among their homes is that none have remained as they initially envisioned.
The solitary escape in Connecticut transformed into a bustling family environment, the New York apartment stemmed from their most significant disagreement, and the city Bacon once rejected evolved into a home that features one of their most remarkable residences.
“Kyra and I have been quite hands-on in furnishing our homes, so we’ve made our preferences clear. We’re the kind of people that architects and designers often think, ‘Oh, no, they have strong opinions.'” Bacon once remarked about all three of their residences.
For a couple whose lives constantly oscillate between film sets, various cities, and years of work, their homes reflect a shared narrative in their relationship: plans evolve, and frequently, the unexpected outcomes surpass initial expectations.
