Lindsey Vonn Puts Her 80 Year Old Beverly Hills Home Back on the Market at a Lower Price
Six months. That’s how long Lindsey Vonn’s Beverly Hills bungalow sat on the market with no takers. Now she’s back, this time with a price cut and a clear signal that she’s ready to move on.
The three-time Olympic medalist has relisted her Craftsman-style home at 1960 Coldwater Canyon Drive in Beverly Hills for just under $4.3 million. She originally listed it in November 2025 at $4.45 million.
The home is now back with a roughly $200,000 reduction, still held by listing agent Bob Hurwitz of Hurwitz James Company.
What You Get for $4.3 Million
This isn’t your typical celebrity listing. Built in the late 1940s and renovated before Vonn bought it.
The white-shingle Craftsman sits tucked behind high hedges and secured gates on a quarter-acre lot in Beverly Crest, one of the more private pockets above Beverly Hills.
Inside, the ~3,400 sq ft layout has three bedrooms and five bathrooms. The finishes are deliberate: European oak floors, white marble with light gray veining, Ralph Lauren window treatments, Circa lighting, and French doors throughout.
The kitchen has Shaker-style cabinets with gold hardware, an apron-front sink, an eat-in island, and a breakfast nook.
The backyard is the real draw. There’s a pool with a Baja shelf, a pool house, a pergola-shaded lounge, a fire pit, and (unusually for this price) a freestanding sauna.
Magnolia trees, fruit trees, and white roses complete the space. It doesn’t feel like a showpiece. It feels like somewhere you actually want to live.
It’s also worth noting, at this price point, buyers expect everything to work perfectly. High-end homes with deferred maintenance or overlooked safety issues can turn into expensive surprises fast.
Lisa Vanderpump’s $14 million mansion is a recent reminder of what can go wrong even in a luxury property. Vonn’s home, renovated before her purchase and maintained since, doesn’t appear to have those concerns, but it’s always worth a thorough inspection.
The Story Behind the Sale
Vonn bought this home in 2021 for $3.4 million, her first solo real estate purchase after her split from former NHL player P.K. Subban.
She came back to it during a turbulent chapter of her career, including her comeback attempt at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Games.
That comeback ended badly. On February 8, 2026, she crashed during the women’s downhill, suffering a complex tibia fracture with compartment syndrome, a combination severe enough that amputation was briefly a concern.
She underwent at least eight surgeries. She’s been recovering at her 24-acre Park City, Utah estate ever since.
This Beverly Hills home isn’t her only property on the block. She’s also selling a Miami Beach house at $3.69 million.
She already sold another Miami Beach mansion for $11 million in late 2025. Her primary home, and where she’s rebuilding her life, is in Utah. This sale isn’t a transaction. It’s a chapter close.
For the full listing details, Robb Report has the complete breakdown with photos.
She’s not alone in this either. Sheryl Crow recently listed part of her Nashville estate for $1.8 million, another case of a public figure quietly trimming their real estate footprint as life priorities shift.
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Why This Matters: What It Says About Beverly Hills Right Now
A $200K price cut after six months on the market isn’t just a headline. It’s a small window into what’s actually happening with Beverly Hills luxury real estate in 2026.
According to Redfin’s March 2026 Beverly Hills market data, homes in 90210 are averaging 117 days on market, more than double the 54-day average from the prior year.
The average home sells for about 6% below list price. The market receives, on average, just one offer per listing.
That context matters. Vonn’s home sat for roughly 180 days at $4.45M, well past the point where Beverly Hills buyers start asking questions. The price cut brings it back into a more active bracket and signals she’s a motivated seller.
In a buyer-favoring market, that’s actually useful information if you’re serious about this property.
The irony is that properties in the $3.5M to $7M range are still the most active tier in Beverly Hills.
Turnkey homes in this window, especially ones with strong outdoor setups, are consistently meeting asking price.
Vonn’s home checks those boxes: pool, sauna, pool house, renovated interior. The price cut was less about the property and more about correcting the original ask.
It’s also a broader signal worth paying attention to. While Beverly Hills stalls, other markets are quietly surging. The fastest-growing city in America right now is just 40 miles from Dallas and most people haven’t heard of it yet. The gap between stagnant luxury markets and fast-moving mid-tier cities is growing wider every month.
Genuine question: if this home was listed in your city at $4.3M, would it move faster? Or do you think Beverly Hills buyers are just more cautious right now? Leave your take in the comments. Would love to hear how people are reading this market.
Final Thoughts
If you strip away the celebrity name, this is a well-finished, private, turnkey Craftsman in a premium zip code with a pool, sauna, and outdoor living space, now priced closer to fair market value after six months of feedback.
If you’re a buyer watching the Beverly Hills market, this is exactly the kind of listing worth a second look: a motivated seller, a real price cut, and a property that doesn’t need work before you move in.
For Vonn personally, selling this home feels less like a real estate decision and more like geography.
Utah is where her life is now: her recovery, her future, her team ownership with the NWSL’s Royals in Park City. California is just inventory she hasn’t cleared yet.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. All property details, prices, and market statistics are sourced from publicly available records and published reports as of May 2026. Real estate values and listing status may change. Please consult a licensed real estate professional before making any purchase or investment decisions.
