Captain America's Hollywood Hills Dream Home Slashes Price Again

When a 4,599-square-foot mansion with vineyard-inspired gardens, a custom gym, and guest quarters still can’t find a buyer, you know the real estate market is sending a message. Chris Evans has dropped the asking price on his Hollywood Hills property to $6.3 million—the second cut since he originally listed it in May 2025 for $6.995 million. That’s nearly $700,000 off the asking price in just over a year.

The home itself reads like a celebrity wish list: sweeping LA views, a kitchen outfitted with a 60-inch Wolf range and Miele espresso system, marble countertops, and skylights that flood the place with natural light. There’s even a Captain America-inspired gym—because why not lean into the brand when you’re Tony Stark-adjacent in real life? The separate guest house comes with its own kitchen and office, the kind of amenity that screams“I never want my visitors in my actual living space.”Plus, a pool and spa for those tranquil escapes after a long day on set.

Yet here’s the thing: none of it has moved. And that’s telling. In Hollywood’s luxury market, you’d think a property with this much personality and star power attached would have sold ages ago. Instead, Evans and his agent, Scott Moore of Christie’s International Real Estate Southern California, are gambling that $6.3 million lands in the sweet spot where someone finally says yes. Whether that happens remains to be seen, but one thing’s clear: holding onto a mansion you’ve already priced twice is its own kind of superhero endurance test.