Brad Pitt’s “Steel House”—A Midcentury-Modern Masterpiece on the Market

Brad Pitt is currently selling his midcentury-modern Los Feliz home, affectionately known as the Steel House. This off-market sale is now in escrow, as part of a broader reshuffle of the actor’s California real estate holdings.

A Curated Swap and a Refined Dwelling

The home was acquired by Pitt in 2023 through a swap with philanthropist Aileen Getty: Pitt gained this sleek property in exchange for his sprawling Craftsman-style mansion in the Hollywood Hills, with the latter transaction valued around $33 million, while the Steel House was tagged at $5.5 million.(Architectural Digest)

Midcentury Luxury Wrapped in Los Angeles Charm

Nestled in the hills of Los Feliz, this L-shaped, roughly 2,000-square-foot residence showcases a design deeply rooted in 1960s aesthetics. Key architectural elements include terrazzo floors, exposed beamed ceilings, cantilevered eaves, and floor-to-ceiling glass walls that frame sweeping views of Los Angeles.(Architectural Digest)

The interiors embrace a bold palette—cobalt-blue carpeting in all bedrooms contrasts beautifully with custom light-blue cabinetry found in the kitchen, primary suite, and walk-in closet.(Architectural Digest)

Wellness-Focused Outdoor Elements

Outdoors, the Steel House continues to shine. The backyard features a swimming pool, a redwood hot tub, and a freestanding sauna, all set within lush greenery that creates a private, resort-style oasis.(Architectural Digest)

A Move Guided by Architecture and Lifestyle

An avid architecture aficionado, Pitt is strategically repositioning his California holdings. Beyond the sale of the Steel House, he recently purchased a $12 million Spanish-style mansion in the Hollywood Hills. His primary residence remains the historic D.L. James bungalow in Carmel, which he bought in 2022 for about $40 million.(Architectural Digest)