Jason Sudeikis & Olivia Wilde's House

Jason Sudeikis spent 2005 to 2013 in the Saturday Night Live cast, then won 2 Emmys for Ted Lasso. Olivia Wilde, his partner until 2020, broke out on the TV drama House and directed Booksmart in 2019.

William Tubby designed this Clinton Hill mansion in 1889 for Charles Schieren, a German immigrant and belt manufacturer elected mayor of Brooklyn in 1893. Tubby also drew several Pratt Institute buildings, including its library.

The landmark file logs the house as red Roman brick, Romanesque Revival with Queen Anne touches, built as a single-family mansion. It sits inside the Clinton Hill Historic District.

Sean Wilsey and Daphne Beal bought it neglected in 2009 and put at least $3.5M into it, Dow Jones reported. They removed a 3-story rear extension and remilled its pine beams into floors and paneling.

City deed records name 2 trusts, not Sudeikis or Wilde, as buyers in the November 2014 sale the press tied to the couple. A June 2023 deed moved title from one trust to the other, with no outside buyer since.

Sudeikis told GQ in 2021 that the house was renovated to clear black mold while he shot Ted Lasso’s first season, so Wilde and the kids rented in Brooklyn Heights. Of that apartment, he said, “It’s someone else’s home.”

People reported that July that the pair no longer shared the house. Sudeikis described bringing the kids back for the first time in 2 years, saying, “Brooklyn is home.”