Henrik Fisker is once again looking to offload his dramatic Hollywood Hills mansion, this time with a price cut to $29 million after a campaign in late 2024 to sell it at almost $34 million didn’t yield a buyer. The luxury estate, located in the Bird Streets just above Sunset Strip, was originally completed in 2015 by former owner of the San Jose Sharks Stratton Sclavos. In 2020, it went into foreclosure, and the following year, Fisker and his wife Geeta Gupta purchased the property for approximately $21.8 million.
Now they are relisting the estate in 2024, with the current listing held by Barron and Tessa Hilton. The couple left their Hilton brokerage and joined Compass.
Showcase of Luxury Design & Technology
The home is behind iron gates and high walls for privacy, boasting 11,800 square feet of living space with a total of 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms over three floors. With travertine floors, skylights and walls of glass that offer sweeping city-to-ocean views, the garage is 20 feet long and can hold 6 cars with lifts, featuring doors that are a copper tone.
The grand foyer of the home opens to a large great room with 35-foot ceilings and mother-of-pearl light fixtures swaying in the breeze. The great room has a two-sided fireplace that opens to a lounge with a wet bar. The dining room faces a garden through a picture window and the stylish kitchen features a La Cornue range, eat-in island and butler’s pantry.
Amenities & Ocean Views
On the second floor is the primary suite, featuring a balcony warmed by firepit and bathroom with 2 dual vanities, soaking tub, frameless shower, and two walk-in closets. On the first floor is a wellness center with pink Himalayan salt walls, cold-plunge tub, sauna, and steam room. On this entire level is a media room and poker lounge plus a wine cellar encased in glass.
The outdoor area has an L-shaped infinity pool, sun shelf and two fire pits. Plus, the outdoor kitchen is equipped with a Lynx grill, bar, and is completely covered by a retractable canopy for outdoor dining.
Fisker’s Backstory
Fisker, 62, made his mark designing luxury cars like the BMW Z8 and Aston Martin DB9. He founded Fisker Automotive in 2007, but it was a failure, and later founded Fisker Inc., the Ocean SUV was delivered to buyers in 2023. The desperate market for ev’s and the company declared bankruptcy in 2024.
Now in bankruptcy, the repositioning of this well-known home may indicate a move to restructure or liquidate assets. The slightly lower ask, now the price may be a more reasonable ask in today’s market – but what the right buyer is, we shall see.
