'NCIS' Stars' Homes Revisited - Rare Photos

Behind the scenes, the stars of "NCIS" enjoy homes that are just as impressive as their careers. See how they live, with houses that reflect their personal styles.

From meticulously restored vintage properties to sleek, modern spaces filled with personal touches, the homes of these "NCIS" stars — past and present — offer a glimpse into their private lives. These photos showcase how they've transformed their living spaces to reflect their unique styles.

Mark Harmon

Harmon and his family settled into their Brentwood, Los Angeles, home more than twenty years ago, and the property remains as impressive today as it was when they first moved in.

Situated in one of L.A.'s most affluent neighborhoods, it sits on 6,070 square feet of land and comes packed with luxury features.

Among its many highlights are a sleek outdoor kitchen designed for al fresco dining and entertaining, a custom-built wine cellar, and a state-of-the-art home theater.

Like many homes in Brentwood, it also boasts a sprawling pool and spa area, tennis courts, a gym, multiple bedrooms, and expansive reception spaces, all secured with top-tier safety measures.

Harmon's affinity for home projects is no secret. Years before marrying his wife, he spent two years restoring a 1930s toolshed with three-foot-thick stone walls, transforming it into a home.

The couple's current property underwent a similar process, with Harmon once revealing, "Probably everybody except us would have torn it down. But if you give a house a chance to talk to you, you learn things."

Even after stepping back from "NCIS" following 18 seasons, Harmon stayed true to his hands-on nature. In 2021, he was seen outside the Brentwood home, tackling household tasks and later walking his two dogs through the neighborhood.

Emily Wickersham

Purchased in 2020, Wickersham's Los Feliz home offers a blend of historic charm and modern upgrades, nestled on a picturesque, palm-lined street in one of Los Angeles' most desirable neighborhoods. The 1930s Spanish-style villa spans 3,341 square feet and features four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

The home's striking black, hand-carved front door opens into a light-filled living room, complete with casement windows, hardwood floors, an arched ceiling, and a classic Spanish Revival-style brick fireplace.

A few terracotta steps lead up to the formal dining room, which flows into a mosaic-tiled kitchen fitted with stainless steel appliances.

Adjacent to the kitchen is a bright and charming breakfast room, offering built-in bookshelves and decorative ironwork on the windows. A small library nook painted in a moody shade of gray provides an additional cozy corner.

Upstairs, the primary suite overlooks the lush backyard through oversized windows. Its bathroom features fish scale-style tiles, a Jack-and-Jill sink, and a built-in soaking tub.

The main level also includes two guest bedrooms — one used as a sitting room, the other as a media space. On the lower level, a private guest apartment with a bathroom and kitchenette offers additional accommodations for overnight visitors.

Outside, tall hedges and mature olive trees ensure privacy around the yard's focal point — a large rectangular pool framed by a pergola-covered fireplace and an alfresco dining area with a breezy, Mediterranean vibe.

At the rear of the property, a former two-car garage has been converted into a creative workspace, complete with French doors and oversized windows that bring in plenty of natural light.

Sean Murray

Murray's Southern California home has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past decade. When he and his wife purchased the property, they were preparing to welcome their second child.

And while the house offered plenty of space, it came wrapped in a distinctly dated, early-1990s aesthetic — including a glass-block entry wall that was quickly marked for removal.

The renovation then turned into a passion project. At the height of the remodel, Murray joked that it felt as though they were living in a tent for a year.

However, over time, he became deeply involved in the creative process, poring over finishes and design elements with the kind of attention to detail that might surprise anyone who only knows him from the screen.

One of the home's standout features is a custom wood-slat wall in the entryway — a stylish replacement for the once-dreaded glass blocks. Though much of the heavy lifting had been completed, the house remained a work in progress.

Wilmer Valderrama

Valderrama's Tarzana home blends vintage charm with modern touches, reflecting his personal style and meticulous attention to detail. Purchased from actor Chuck Norris, the property has been transformed over the years into a space that feels both lived-in and refined.

Throughout the renovation, Valderrama prioritized materials and textures that resonated with him, opting for light blue Roman clay walls and rustic yet elegant dark granite surfaces in the kitchen.

Panoramic windows were installed to bring in more natural light and greenery, while carefully matched cabinetry adds a sense of symmetry and calm.

The living spaces continue this thoughtful design approach. A black-painted fireplace and matching trim elevate the home's atmosphere, complemented by statement pieces like a Timothy Oulton coffee table crafted from a retired Japanese fishing boat propeller.

Valderrama's choice of furnishings, including a leather Cloud Sofa and selections from H.D. Buttercup and Crate and Barrel, reflects a curated mix of warmth, history, and sophistication.

Valderrama's approach extended to the outdoors as well. His 1967 Ford Mustang, a nod to his appreciation for classic design, is parked outside — a fitting complement to a home that seamlessly blends the past and present.

Brian Dietzen

Dietzen's Los Angeles home strikes a balance between warmth and simplicity, with light-filled spaces and thoughtful personal touches throughout.

The kitchen is bright and airy, thanks to two large windows that flood the room with natural light. Neutral-toned walls complement the soft eggshell-colored cabinets, while oak countertops add a layer of warmth and texture to the space.

A home gym offers both practicality and personality. Among the fitness equipment is a Peloton bike, and the space is accented with a nostalgic touch — a prominently displayed "Empire Strikes Back" poster.

The walk-in closet is clean and functional, featuring white drawers finished with sleek black handles. Throughout the home, personal details add warmth and character.

Diona Reasonover

Reasonover's home features a clean, modern kitchen with white cabinetry, gold hardware, and marble-style countertops that bring a subtle sophistication to the space.

Pops of color come through in small details like cookware and accessories, while a water cooler tucked into the corner keeps the room feeling casual and lived-in.

In the dining area, personal touches take center stage. Framed prints and floral arrangements add warmth against neutral walls, while family photos and playful decor bring character to the space.

Katrina Law

Law's home blends modern design with cozy, family-friendly touches, creating a space that feels both stylish and welcoming.

The kitchen stands out with its clean, contemporary aesthetic. Grey tiles line the walls, complementing the marble countertops and crisp white cabinetry.

Stainless-steel appliances contribute a sleek finish, while warm wooden floors and a bold blue accent wall add depth and character to the space.

The foyer is equally striking, defined by a double-height ceiling that enhances the home's sense of scale and openness. A modern staircase and wooden floors anchor the space, while neutral-toned walls provide a sophisticated backdrop.

Upstairs, her daughter's nursery reflects the actress's playful yet thoughtful approach to design. Throughout the home, Law's attention to detail shines through.

Pauley Perrette

Perrette's home is a vibrant reflection of her personality — eclectic, cozy, and full of character. Throughout the space, her love for animals is clear, with her pack of dogs appearing just as at home lounging on the sofa as they are roaming the yard.

The garden is modest but inviting, with artificial turf, flowering plants, and shaded corners that offer a peaceful outdoor retreat.

Inside the home, there is a lived-in, relaxed feel. Pops of color come through in both the décor and Perrette's unmistakable personal style, with cheerful touches. A standout feature is her bathroom, with dark tiling and a modern glass shower that feels practical yet unique.

From Brentwood to Los Feliz and beyond, these "NCIS" stars have created homes that reflect their personal styles and priorities — blending comfort, character, and thoughtful design. Each space offers a glimpse into how they live when the cameras aren't rolling.