Millie Bobby Brown’s House: Georgia Farm and Rescue Sanctuary

Millie Bobby Brown once had a 200-pound sheep living in her house. It pulled down her curtains. She told British Vogue the story with a laugh, and it says almost everything about where she lives: not a Hollywood mansion, but a working farm in rural Georgia, shared with her husband, Jake Bongiovi, their two adopted children, dozens of dogs and a barnyard of goats, cows, donkeys and horses.

She could have left after “Stranger Things” wrapped. She stayed. Georgia, where the show was made, is where she spent most of her teenage years, and she has said it is the longest she has lived anywhere. Her homes follow the same logic: chosen for animals and family, not for a fashionable address.

Here is where she lives, who she lives with, and how the rest of her property story fits together.

House at a Glance

Facts	Details
Main Home	Farm in rural Georgia, in the Fayetteville area near Atlanta
Shared With	Husband Jake Bongiovi and their two children, both adopted (first in August 2025, second in September 2026)
First Homes	Bought at 18, next door to her parents in both England and Georgia
England	A London-area home near her parents
Reported Holiday Home	Salcombe, Devon, reportedly bought in 2024 for about £4 million (not officially confirmed)
Animal Rescue	Joey’s Friends, a dog rescue she co-owns, based on the farm
Farm Animals	Dogs, cats, goats, cows, donkeys, horses, sheep and more (see the animal count below)

Privacy note: This article does not publish the location of any home where Millie Bobby Brown, Jake Bongiovi or their family live. Locations are given at the state or town level only.

The Georgia Farm

Brown’s family moved to Georgia when she was about 10, after she was cast in “Stranger Things,” which filmed in the Atlanta area for its entire run. Her farm sits in the countryside outside the city, in the Fayetteville area, and has been described as “sprawling,” set behind a thicket of pines along a winding back road.

Brown has said her parents wanted to shelter her from the pressures that come with being a child actor in Los Angeles, so she lived with them in Georgia until she turned 18. She has kept Georgia as her base ever since, telling British Vogue that she grew up there and that “this is my home.”

Life on the Farm

In her March 2025 Vanity Fair cover story and later interviews, Brown described daily farm work in blunt terms, saying that if you are not willing to handle manure and wash a cow by hand, farm life is not for you. She has said she thrives on the chaos of caring for animals.

That candor was partly a response to online chatter labeling her a “tradwife.” Brown rejected the comparison, saying she lives this way because she loves it, not for the aesthetic. She has also said she cooks dinner most nights, including a traditional English roast on Sundays, which she describes as her way of working through anxiety.

The animal count keeps changing, but on a podcast recorded in March 2025 she described:

• About 25 farm animals, including sheep, goats, cows, donkeys and horses
• Ten dogs living inside the house
• Four cats
• About two dozen more dogs housed in a rescue sanctuary on the property
• Chickens and a rabbit, according to some reports

Some of those animals have names and roles. Winnie, a therapy dog she adopted to help with panic attacks, is one of the best known, and a donkey named Bernard has also been mentioned in interviews. Donkeys also serve a practical purpose on the farm, helping deter coyotes from smaller animals.

Joey’s Friends: The Rescue on the Farm

The farm also serves as the base for Joey’s Friends, a 501(c)(3) dog rescue that Brown co-owns. She named it after one of her own dogs. Her team takes dogs from local shelters, including animals at risk of euthanasia, gives them medical care and training, and fosters them on the property until they are adopted into permanent homes. Because dogs move in and out, the number living on the farm rotates over time.

Brown has said she believes adoption campaigns only go so far and that real change comes from doing the hands-on work herself.

Studying Veterinary Care

That hands-on approach is why she has been studying online to become a veterinary technician through Purdue University since 2022, partly so she can care for her rescues herself. She has said she can treat wounds, take pulse and blood pressure readings, and keep all of her animals’ medical records, and she owns an ultrasound machine that she uses to check for pregnancies. Her remaining requirement is an externship, in which she will sit in on surgeries.

The farm’s purchase price has not been confirmed. Figures ranging from about $620,000 to $4.6 million appear in different reports, but none is tied to a public record, so the real number is unknown. Interior details such as square footage, bedroom count or amenities have also not been publicly confirmed, and figures circulating online should be treated with caution.

Married Life and a Growing Family

Brown married Jake Bongiovi, son of rocker Jon Bon Jovi, in a small private ceremony in May 2024, followed by a larger wedding in Tuscany that September. In August 2025, the couple announced they had adopted a baby girl. In September 2026, they shared on Instagram that they had welcomed a second child, also through adoption, making them a family of four.

Brown has said adoption was always part of her plans and a childhood dream, and that she also hopes to carry a child one day. The couple have kept their children’s names and personal details private, and they are raising them on the farm.

The Homes Next Door to Her Parents

Brown bought her first homes at 18. Rather than move far away, she bought houses next to her parents’ homes in both England and Georgia. Her explanation, shared on the Call Her Daddy podcast in March 2025, was practical: she had two dogs and a rabbit in her room, and her parents would not let her keep any more animals in their house.

In England, that meant a home near her family in the London area. Brown was born in Spain to English parents, grew up partly in Dorset on the south coast of England, and later moved to the U.S. with her family as a child, first to Orlando and then to Los Angeles before settling in Georgia. She has kept the London home, though she has said she often stays in hotels when she visits.

The Salcombe Report

In September 2024, British tabloids reported that Brown and Bongiovi had bought a five-bedroom house in Salcombe, a harbor town on the Devon coast, for about £4 million. The house was described as modern, with several balconies overlooking the sea.

Neither Brown nor her representatives have confirmed the purchase, and later coverage has treated it as unverified. If it is accurate, it would give the couple a coastal retreat in England, far quieter than London.

House Timeline

Year	Event
2013	Family moves to the U.S.
2015	Family settles in Georgia as “Stranger Things” begins filming
2022	Buys her first homes at 18, next door to her parents in England and Georgia; begins online veterinary studies at Purdue
May 2024	Marries Jake Bongiovi in a private ceremony
September 2024	Tuscany wedding; tabloids report a Salcombe, Devon, purchase
March 2025	Vanity Fair cover story on her Georgia farm life
August 2025	Couple adopts a baby girl
December 31, 2025	“Stranger Things” series finale; she says Georgia remains her home
September 2026	Couple announces the adoption of a second child

FAQs

Where does Millie Bobby Brown live?

Brown lives on a farm in rural Georgia, in the Fayetteville area near Atlanta. She shares it with her husband, Jake Bongiovi, their two children and a large group of animals. No exact address has been published, and this article does not share one.

Does Millie Bobby Brown still live in Los Angeles or London?

No. She moved from Los Angeles to Georgia and has said Georgia is her home. She owns a house near her parents in the London area, but reports say she often stays in hotels when she visits.

How much is Millie Bobby Brown’s house worth?

The purchase price and current value have not been confirmed. Reported figures vary widely and are not tied to public records.

How many animals does Millie Bobby Brown have?

In March 2025, she described about 25 farm animals, ten dogs living inside the house, four cats and about two dozen rescue dogs on the property. The total changes as dogs are fostered and adopted through Joey’s Friends.

Does Millie Bobby Brown have children?

Yes. She and Jake Bongiovi adopted a baby girl in 2025 and announced a second adopted child in September 2026.

Final Thoughts

Millie Bobby Brown’s house is not a Beverly Hills mansion. It is a busy Georgia farm, where she, Jake Bongiovi and their two children share the space with rescue dogs, donkeys, goats and the occasional sheep with strong opinions about curtains.

Every home she has chosen tells the same story. She bought her first houses next door to her parents, built a rescue operation around her own backyard and, when “Stranger Things” ended, stayed in Georgia rather than chase a bigger address. Even the reported Devon retreat in Salcombe, if it proves true, points the same way: somewhere quiet, close to family and with room to breathe.

For a star who grew up in front of cameras, the ideal home turns out to be simple: family close by, plenty of space for animals, and a little chaos.