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Inside Chris Evans’s Former $3.5 Million Hollywood Hills Home

Chris Evans’s former Hollywood Hills home was a 1940s midcentury split-level with Laurel Canyon views, oak floors, open-beamed ceilings and a bright kitchen.

By Bettesworth Construction Team 2 min read
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Chris Evans’s former Los Angeles home was a 1940s, midcentury ranch-style split-level in the Hollywood Hills, with views toward Laurel Canyon and the Santa Monica Mountains. Elle Decor describes a 4,600-square-foot house with open-beamed ceilings, broad windows, light oak floors and an airy kitchen. The $3.5 million figure was Evans’s reported purchase price in 2013—not the home’s later asking or sale price.

Where the home was—and what “Laurel Canyon” means

Coverage places the property in the Hollywood Hills and describes its views toward Laurel Canyon and the Santa Monica Mountains. In this context, Laurel Canyon identifies the setting and outlook; the reporting does not establish it as the home’s formal neighborhood label. The street address has not been established here.

A 1940s split-level with midcentury character

Elle Decor describes the 4,600-square-foot house as a 1940s midcentury ranch-style split-level. Its interior updates are credited to Stewart-Gulrajani. Open-beamed ceilings, light oak floors and broad windows shape the home’s look, using natural materials and generous daylight rather than a highly formal finish.

Living and dining spaces

The living area includes a fireplace and piano. Elsewhere, the home has a formal dining space and a wet bar. These features suggest distinct places for relaxing and entertaining within the split-level layout, though the published description does not provide a floor plan or room dimensions.

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The kitchen

Coverage describes a bright kitchen with a dual-oven Wolf range and a built-in Miele coffee machine. The reports do not identify either appliance’s exact model, so the brand names alone are not enough to match the original equipment.

A gym with a connection to training

Architectural Digest’s May 28, 2025 report mentions a home gym associated with Evans’s Captain America training. It does not inventory the equipment, so there is no reliable basis for naming particular machines or weights.

How the $3.5 million figure fits the home’s sale history

The amounts reported for the property refer to different stages of its market history, not competing estimates of one event.

Stage Reported amount Source and context
Purchase $3.5 million Elle Decor and Architectural Digest report that Evans bought the home in 2013.
Asking price Just under $7 million Architectural Digest reported the home was listed at this price in 2025.
Sale $5.38 million Realtor.com later reported the sale at this price.

Realtor.com quoted Evans saying, “The West Coast is beautiful, and I’ve spent more than a decade in this home enjoying Los Angeles.” Elle Decor quoted him describing the property this way: “The property has a way of making ordinary days feel special.” These are quotations as published by those outlets.

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What the published tour does—and does not—show

The coverage offers a concise picture of the home’s architecture, several interior spaces and a few named features. It does not provide a full room-by-room specification, a floor plan, the appliance model numbers, or a gym equipment list. For a construction-minded reader, the reported design cues are the open beams, oak flooring, broad windows and split-level arrangement; reproducing them in another home would depend on that building’s structure, dimensions and site.

Sources: Elle Decor; Architectural Digest; Realtor.com.

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