Jason Statham's Hollywood Hills Mid-Century Hits The Market

Via Realtor.com: British action star, Jason Statham has listed his Hollywood Hills house for $2.74 million. The mid-century style residence features three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Built in 1957, the property is said to be, "reminiscent of the famed 'Glass House' by Phillip Johnson" and features landscape designs by Jay Griffith.

Statham is known for his "Transporter" franchise and for his other-half, model turned actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. The couple is rumored to be house hunting. The actor is a Los Angeles real estate aficionado, having owned properties throughout the city, including at the Broadway Hollywood Building and in the Malibu Colony. This property is private and boasts a secluded swimming pool.

Photos courtesy of REALTOR.com® Blogs. The official listing is with Peter Lorimer Group Estates.

1 of 9

1 of 10

First Slide

Previous Slide

@

So You Want to Learn About This Hockey Thing?

Walmart's Mexico Bribery Scandal Prompts Plans For No Faith Vote From CalSTERS

Itzcoatl Ocampo, California Homeless Killer And Former Marine, Faces Death Penalty (PHOTOS)

USC Students Killed: Arrest Made By LAPD For The Murder Of Two Chinese USC Students (PHOTOS)

Rocks Set Fire In Pocket: Woman Burned By Beach Rocks That Spontaneously Combusted In Her Pants (VIDEO)

Dog Bite Insurance: California Spends The Most Money On Dog Bite Insurance Claims (VIDEO)

comments(28)

Total comments: 28 | Post a Comment

1 of 10

Rate This Slide

Rank #2  |  Average: 4

• 
  1
• 
  2
• 
  3
• 
  4
• 
  5
• 
  6
• 
  7
• 
  8
• 
  9
• 
  10

Current Top 5 Slides

loading...

Choose your Top 5 Slides

UserName

 | Become a fan

Picked These as the Top 5 Slides in the Slideshow

loading...

Top User Slides

← Prev|Next →

 | Become a fan

Picked These as the Top 5 Slides in the Slideshow

loading...

Users who voted on this slide

← Prev|Next →

loading...

Comments

[dblueII]

08:41 PM on 05/29/2011

I really hope this does not offend any one, but it cannot be denied. This house just gave me a little bit of a chubby.

[bart4u]

08:38 PM on 05/28/2011

This house us much better than the three story house in this same section.

[Madbunny]

12:03 AM on 05/28/2011

I have to say, other than the amount of gardening that I suspect this place requires, along with a fetish for cleaning windows this place is very nice indeed.

I really love the way that the yard manages to let all the rooms get a view of greenery. This is one house that, at least from the pictures looks very private. It could be literally anywhere.

[Jack Davies]

01:18 PM on 05/27/2011

This house is gorgeous. Nice taste, Mr. Statham.

[Going In]

04:40 AM on 05/27/2011

Another reference to a famous house that has me scratching my head ... how is this like Johnson's Glass House again? That house seems to float above its site and is light and airy, this house is very grounded and has a massive, somber feel to it despite all the glass. Perhaps all that ivy brings it down a tad?

[mebeClee]

03:46 AM on 06/02/2011

Same continet, same century.

[lwalkit]

11:05 AM on 05/26/2011

I like looking at the big bucks houses, but I'm continually appalled at the disastrous photography. I am a terrible photographer, but even I could do better. You'd think the realtors would pop for a professional shoot on a multi-million dollar property.

This one makes a "glass house" look dark.

[Trickery]

07:31 PM on 05/25/2011

I like this place very much :)

[trekbette]

06:57 PM on 05/25/2011

Very masculine. I'd hate to have to keep all that glass clean.

[Max Shaw]

05:15 PM on 05/25/2011

Yes....but does it have trap doors and hidden rooms with arms caches?? If not, then no..not interested.

[Turnaround]

05:11 PM on 05/25/2011

Too dark and claustrophobic. I would keep expecting some ninja-style attacker to suddenly leap into view in one of those closed-in spaces for no apparent reason.

Sort of like living in a Statham movie...

[Sup Dooder]

04:49 PM on 05/25/2011

Why is anyone trying to sell a house now if they don't need to?

[IsabelRingin]

04:26 PM on 05/25/2011

Nice Seems like a very tranquil home.

[socalcde]

03:52 PM on 05/25/2011

Love it. It appears that the lot isn't much bigger than the structure, but I love how the outside space feels so much a part of the inside space.

[Sup Dooder]

04:50 PM on 05/25/2011

"It appears that the lot isn't much bigger than the structure"

Unfortunately that's pretty standard in LA, although it shouldn't be so standard in the Hills. The standard tradeoff in most LA homes is backyard or pool, i.e. if you have a pool it takes up your entire backyard.

[assbite]

03:43 PM on 05/25/2011

Mid-century = termite farm.

[davesf]

03:29 PM on 05/25/2011

Not a fan of hard surfaces, this place seems cold to me - but I can appreciate that it's a really good example of this kind of architecture and for some probably a fantasy home come true.