| After less than two years of ownership, Hollywood action star Frank Grillo is stepping away from his Hollywood Hills mansion. The DC and Marvel actor is seeking $9 million for the ultra-contemporary spread, which offers chicly minimalist interiors paired with monochromatic finishes. Built in 2019 and tucked into the lush uppermost reaches of Nichols Canyon, the 8,000-square-foot house offers a quintessential California indoor-outdoor living spaces, complete with disappearing walls of glass and clerestory windows. Other highlights include five ensuite bedrooms, a movie theater, gym, plunge pool and views of the surrounding hills. |
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| The DC and Marvel actor bought the ultra-contemporary house less than two years ago, paying $6.6 million. Read More |
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| | | The Raiders defensive end paid $5.6 million for a sprawling mansion boasting glitzy amenities ranging from an indoor basketball court to a resort-style pool and spa. Read More |
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| | | Originally making its debut on the market this past September for $2.8 million, the Diamond Bar home is now available at a $400,000 discount. Read More |
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| | | Architect Laura Gasparini's fused 21st-century design choices with historic elements to create an expansive Italian abode. Read More |
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| | | The luxury brand’s first-ever standalone residential project in West Palm Beach will include 144 ocean-view homes. Read More |
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