Michael B. Jordan walked away from the Hollywood Hills retreat in May 2022, pocketing $6.95 million after buying it for $5.8 million in September 2019. The four‑bedroom, 2,500‑sq‑ft property sits on a private acre on Woodrow Wilson Drive, a stretch known for celebrity residences.
In July 2025, design duo Joelle Hutner and Jesse Rudolph of Ome Dezin snagged the home for $5.25 million. They had already restored an A. Quincy Jones house in Brentwood before turning their attention to Jordan’s former sanctuary.
The studio spent 18 months breathing new life into the 1997 architecture, keeping the brutalist core while layering warm, natural hues. Hutner said, "We respected the original lines and let the landscape guide our material choices." The result is a contemporary luxury that still feels intimate, with a stainless‑steel fireplace, La Cornue range, and a mirrored pavilion echoing Doug Aitken’s Mirage.
Serhant’s ACME Team, led by Charles Derenne, is now marketing the property at $14 million. Derenne told the press that the listing reflects the home's unique blend of historic character and modern amenities, positioning it as a high‑end investment for discerning buyers.
Local resident Maya Shah, who lives across the street, says the renovation has turned the once‑quiet corner into a vibrant landmark. "It’s now a place people come to see," she adds, noting a surge in foot traffic at the nearby café.
Open house appointments begin next week, with Serhant promising to offer virtual tours for out‑of‑state clients. The listing will stay active until an offer matches the $14 million asking price.