Michael B. Jordan’s former residence in Upper Nichols Canyon is a stunning estate currently on the market for $14 million. Spread over 4,910 square feet and set on a hillside acre, the property showcases unique architectural features designed by Jeffrey Mills in 1997.
Reimagined by Joelle Kutner and Jesse Rudolph of Ome Dezin, the interiors blend modern updates with the home’s original character. Highlighting a mix of California modernism and Brutalist elements, the design uses concrete, timber, glass, and stone, creating a striking relationship with the surrounding landscape.
Inside, the main level is centered around entertaining, featuring a dining room with a home bar and expansive glass doors that open to the gardens. The kitchen boasts high-end appliances, including a La Cornue range and pizza oven, and a nearby flexible space can serve as either a screening room or library.
Upstairs, the primary suite offers high ceilings, a private terrace, and a luxurious bathroom with a freestanding marble tub. Two additional bedroom suites also feature private balconies and en-suite baths.
The outdoor space is equally impressive, featuring a mirrored sauna, terraced gardens, a Jacuzzi, a fire-pit lounge, and an outdoor kitchen. With cohesive architecture, interiors, and landscape design, this property is a perfect blend of beauty and function, embodying a piece of Hollywood history.
