Actor Jason Statham’s Suave Midcentury Modern Hits the Market in LA

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Action-thriller movie star Jason Statham brings a hefty cool factor to every role he plays. Whether in a car chase or spy scene, the English actor is known for his smooth moves, so it’s no surprise his off-screen abode is just as suave. Tucked in Hollywood Hills, Statham’s midcentury modern allures with minimalist style and clean lines. Effortlessly chic, it is a gem on the market asking $6.995 million.

Peeking from behind lush trees, the geometric masterpiece has an air of mystery and ample privacy, qualities that would surely appeal to Statham’s no-nonsense characters in hits like The Transporter and The Expendables. Though it clocks in at just 3,000-square-feet, it packs a punch with style, starting with the asymmetrical roofline made of beautiful cedarwood. Inside the circa-1957 home, natural light fills open spaces and huge glass doors promise divine California indoor/outdoor living.

With a saltwater pool and lounge outside, plus a unique barrel sauna, it feels like a luxe spa getaway. A mix of pale concrete, light-washed wood, and simple decor enhance the tranquil aesthetic, while the liveliness of Sunset Strip is just minutes away.

Holding many sleek but sharp edges, perhaps the actor and his model fiancé Rosie Huntington-Whiteley are moving on from the four-bedroom, three-bath home since they have a toddler and may have different real estate needs now. Freshly listed with Branden Williams and Rayni Williams of the Williams & Williams Estates Group, it’s sitting pretty awaiting a buyer.

The LA Times first reported that the home is for sale.