Chris Evans has put his Hollywood Hills home back on the market for $6.39 million, trimming the asking price by $600,000 as he tries again to find a buyer for the secluded 1940s-era property. The move comes with new listing images and a fresh pitch for the home, which sits on one of the most private cul-de-sacs in the hills.
The listing gives the 44-year-old actor a more direct path to a sale after the property lingered when it first went up for $6.99 million in May 2025 and was pulled from the market in November. Evans bought the house in 2013 for $3.52 million and has owned it for more than a decade.
Evans has made clear why he is moving on. He said he and his wife, Alba Baptista, and their daughter, Alma, are spending more time on the East Coast. “The West Coast is beautiful, and I’ve spent more than a decade in this home enjoying Los Angeles,” he said. “But I’ve decided to spend more time on the East Coast. It feels like the right moment to pass this beautiful property to the next owner.”
The home is listed with Scott Moore of Christie’s International Real Estate Southern California, who is marketing it as the kind of place that would appeal to a highly private creative, such as a celebrity, founder or all-cash buyer looking for seclusion in Los Angeles. Moore said Torreyson is among the most exclusive streets in the Hollywood Hills, where through-traffic is rare and tour buses are virtually nonexistent.
The tension for Evans is the same one that drove the first failed listing: pricing a discreet celebrity home for a buyer who values privacy as much as prestige. The property’s grounds have been transformed into expansive outdoor living spaces designed for entertaining and decompressing, but the market already passed once at the higher number.
Evans has said his favorite part of the house is the view. “Hands down, the views,” he said. “From inside and outside the views from this home are stunning and inspiring.” The relisting answers one question: he is serious about moving it on. The bigger one is whether a reduced price is enough to bring in the right buyer this time.
