J
essica Simpson’s Hollywood Hills estate, once listed for $22 million, was pulled from the market after a month‑long pause and re‑listed at $17.9 million. The 13,274‑sq‑ft, seven‑bedroom, 10‑bath home sits on 2.25 acres in a gated enclave frequented by celebrities such as the Kardashian‑Jenner family and Justin Bieber. The property, known for its Cape Cod‑style architecture and panoramic California views, has been on and off the market since September 2023. After the 2023 wildfires forced the Simpson family to evacuate, the listing was reduced by $4.1 million in January, only to be removed again a year later before resurfacing at the lower price.
Simpson, 45, took a month‑long break from selling the home, according to public records. The brief delisting on Monday followed a period of stagnation, and it is unclear whether the removal was due to a change of mind or simply a need for listing adjustments. Her broker, Bret Harrison of Coldwell Banker, was unavailable for comment. The estate’s sale history shows a pattern of price cuts and pauses, suggesting the market may still be uncertain about the property’s value.
The house’s history includes a stint on the market in September 2023 at $22 million, a removal in October 2024, and a re‑appearance in January 2025 at $17.9 million. The January listing coincided with the wildfires that scorched the surrounding area and forced the family to leave their home. Simpson posted a photo of her backyard engulfed in smoke, noting, “We stayed as long as we could.”
In January, Simpson also announced her separation from husband Eric Johnson, a former NFL player. The couple, married in 2014, have three children and had been together for ten years. The announcement came just days after the home was put back on the market.
Despite the setbacks, the property remains attractive. Its Cape Cod‑inspired design was highlighted in Architectural Digest during its previous ownership by Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne. The estate offers luxury amenities, expansive interiors, and classic California vistas, making it a coveted but challenging listing in the Hollywood Hills market.
