Where Madelyn Cline Calls Home, From Goose Creek to the Cameron Estate

Madelyn Cline plays Sarah Cameron on Netflix's Outer Banks, and fans have spent 6 years trying to work out where she lives when the cameras stop. The short answer: she has never put her own address on the record, and neither has any outlet we would cite. The longer answer runs through a Charleston suburb, a parked car, and a 1786 estate on the Ashley River.

The Goose Creek years

Cline was born on December 21, 1997, and grew up in Goose Creek, South Carolina, a suburb on the north side of Charleston. Her mother works in real estate, and her father is an engineer. As a kid she spent summers in New York shooting commercials for T-Mobile and Sunny D, then came home for school. She enrolled at Coastal Carolina University, dropped out to act full time, and left for Los Angeles.

The family is still in Goose Creek, and Cline has kept the tie close. She filmed a hometown guide to Charleston for Condé Nast Traveler in 2023, and she has said that shooting Outer Banks in the city meant seeing her family between takes.

A car, then a breakout

The landing in Los Angeles was hard. Cline told Access Hollywood she was living in her car in the months before she booked Outer Banks. The show premiered in April 2020, and Sarah Cameron, the Kook princess of the series, became the role that made her. Since then Cline has played Whiskey in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, taken the lead in the 2025 revival of I Know What You Did Last Summer, and finished shooting season 5 of Outer Banks, the show's last, which lands on Netflix on August 20, 2026.

When a verified Madelyn Cline home does reach the public record, it will live on Madelyn Cline's celebrity home profile, with the map pin and the property records behind the ropes where they belong.

The Cameron house is a real Charleston estate

The white-columned mansion where Sarah Cameron lives on screen is Lowndes Grove, a waterfront estate on the Ashley River at the edge of the Charleston peninsula. The main house went up around 1786, the grounds cover about 14 acres, and the property is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Patrick family bought it in 2007, restored it, and turned it into an events venue, so the lawn behind the Camerons' on-screen parties now books weddings most weekends.

None of it belongs to Cline. The show sets its story in North Carolina and shoots most of it around Charleston, which kept the Cameron estate in the same city she calls her hometown. You can book the venue, stand on the piazza, and see the river the way the show frames it, no fence-hopping required.

Where she lives now

Here is where the honest answer beats the padded one. Fan pages have placed Cline in a West Hollywood condo for years, and no outlet we trust has confirmed it. No deed, no county record, and no property story in the trade press carries her name. She left South Carolina for Los Angeles to build the career, and that is as far as the public paper trail goes. We do not put a name on a front door without a record, so her address stays where she has kept it: private.

One more season

Season 5 is the end of the road for the Pogues and the Kooks. Part of the shoot moved to Croatia, and Cline has said the production felt like season 1 again, with the cast running around on location between setups. When the finale lands, Lowndes Grove goes back to being what it was before 2020: a 1786 house on the Ashley River that has outlasted every family, real or written, that ever called it home.