Alex Trebek’s longtime LA home was demolished and replaced with a mansion
The longtime Los Angeles home of late Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek has been demolished following its sale in 2022. The 1.5-acre Studio City property has been redeveloped by new owners into a modern farmhouse-style mansion.
Why it matters
Fans of the beloved television icon often follow the legacy and history associated with his personal life and properties.
For almost three decades, the Studio City property was closely tied to Alex Trebek’s family life. Trebek bought the California house in 1991, not long after marrying Jean, and spent years changing, repairing and maintaining it himself. It was where the couple raised their children and where Trebek continued his interest in construction away from the Jeopardy! studio. After he died in 2020, the house was put on the market and sold in 2022. A year later, photographs showed the old building being reduced to rubble. The property itself did not disappear, though.
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