Long before
Michael B. Jordan added an Oscar to his list of accolades for Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, the actor owned a private retreat in Los Angeles’ Hollywood Hills.
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The four-bedroom residence, tucked away on Woodrow Wilson Drive in Upper Nichols Canyon’s “celebrity row”, is now back on the market, carrying an asking price of $14 million.
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Jordan acquired the property in an off-market transaction in September 2019 for $5.8 million, according to Mansion Global.
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He sold it in May 2022 for $6.95 million.
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The house changed hands again in July 2025, when Joelle Hutner and Jesse Rudolph, founders of design and development studio Ome Dezin, purchased it for $5.25 million.
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The residence has since undergone an extensive redesign, giving the 1997 property a warmer, more contemporary character while retaining its original architectural identity.
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Designed by architect Jeffrey Mills, the house was conceived as a meeting point between modernism, brutalism and the softer aesthetic of a French country home.
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Set across a private acre, the property combines expansive interiors with landscaped outdoor spaces.
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For Ome Dezin, the existing architecture was not something to be erased but a starting point for the renovation.
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“The existing architecture and surrounding landscape were the key inspirations for our design direction,” the studio told Robb Report in an email.
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Hutner and Rudolph, longtime friends who founded Ome Dezin in 2020, have previously worked on the restoration of an original A. Quincy Jones residence in Brentwood and a Tudor-style cottage once owned by burlesque performer Lili St. Cyr.
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The challenge was making a large space feel intimate
Michael B. Jordan bought the four-bedroom property for $5.8 million in 2019. (Photo: Patrick Biller)
The redesign reportedly took approximately a year and a half.
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One of the property's defining characteristics, its considerable volume, also presented the designers with their biggest challenge.
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“The home has a lot of volume and was used as an art gallery before we acquired it, so our biggest challenge was to add warmth, depth, and a sense of intimacy to each space,” Ome Dezin said.
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Natural colours and materials now run throughout the interiors.
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In the great room, an asymmetrical brushed stainless-steel fireplace becomes the focal point beneath exposed beams and clerestory windows.
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The dining room features an integrated wet bar, while the library is anchored by a built-in L-shaped sofa, creating a more relaxed space within the expansive floor plan.
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A kitchen designed for serious entertaining
The Hollywood Hills home has undergone an extensive redesign since Jordan sold it.
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The kitchen has been fitted with a La Cornue range and a professional pizza oven, along with a natural stone backsplash.
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The combination reflects the property's broader design approach, contemporary luxury without completely abandoning the warmth of the original structure.
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The home includes four bedrooms, five full bathrooms and a powder room.
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A ground-floor guest suite opens directly onto the pool and gardens.
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The primary suite features a fireplace, terrace and dressing room, while the adjoining bathroom is particularly striking, with a freestanding marble bathtub and a shower clad in swirling blue-and-white marble.
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Two additional guest bedrooms each have private bathrooms, balconies and walk-in closets.
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The backyard comes with a mirrored pavilion
From $5.8 million to $14 million: a look inside Michael B. Jordan’s former LA home.
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The property's outdoor spaces have been developed as an extension of the interiors.
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Alongside the swimming pool and spa are a fire-pit lounge, outdoor kitchen and tiered waterfall.
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One of the most distinctive additions is a cubic pavilion inspired by Doug Aitken's Mirage, the artist's mirror-clad structure in the Southern California desert.
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Wrapped in reflective material, the pavilion mirrors the surrounding landscape and houses a sauna as well as a chartreuse-tiled bathroom.
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From $5.8 million to a $14 million asking price
Jordan's former home has therefore undergone a notable transformation since his ownership.
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The actor paid $5.8 million for the property in 2019 and sold it for $6.95 million in 2022.
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After its subsequent acquisition by Ome Dezin's founders for $5.25 million in 2025, the renovated residence has returned to the market for $14 million.
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The listing is being handled by Charles Derenne, Silk Fernald and Dominique Madden of the ACME Team at Serhant.
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