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Michael Jordan’s former home relists for $14M

Michael B. Jordan's former Hollywood Hills mansion is once again up for sale, this time for a staggering $14 million. The property, which has been extensively renovated by Los Angeles design firm Ome Dezin, is situated on Woodrow Wilson Drive in Upper Nichols Canyon. It was originally purchased by Jordan in 2019 for $5.8 million and sold by him in 2022 for $6.95 million.

The current owners, Joelle Hutner and Jesse Rudolph of Ome Dezin, acquired the house in July 2025 for $5.25 million and spent nearly 18 months on the renovation project.

The 4,900 square foot home boasts four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a powder room. Designed by architect Jeffrey Mills and constructed in 1997, the residence combines California modernism, Brutalist elements, and European country house aesthetics. Hutner and Rudolph, who founded Ome Dezin in 2020, have a history of restoring notable properties, including an A. Quincy Jones-designed home in Brentwood and a Lili St. Cyr-era Tudor cottage.

During the renovation, natural colors and materials were used to create an inviting atmosphere. The house features an off-center fireplace surrounded by exposed beams and clerestory windows. Notable features include a built-in wet bar in the dining room, an L-shaped sofa in the library, a screening room, a Butler's pantry, a gym, and a master suite with a fireplace, terrace, dressing room, and a freestanding marble tub.

Additionally, the property includes a pool, spa, outdoor kitchen, fire pit, tiered waterfall, and a two-car garage with space for 10 cars.

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