June 3, 2026 - 03:59

Actor Nicholas Hoult has finally sold his midcentury modern home in Los Angeles, but the deal came with a significant financial hit. The "Superman" star unloaded the property for well below what he originally paid, marking a rare real estate misstep for the British actor.
Hoult bought the house in 2018 for $2.3 million, just weeks before he and his wife, Bryanna Holly, welcomed their first child. The home, a sleek example of midcentury architecture, features clean lines, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an open floor plan that blends indoor and outdoor living. It sits in a sought-after neighborhood known for its privacy and views.
Despite the home's appeal, Hoult struggled to find a buyer. He first listed the property a few years ago, but it sat on the market through multiple price cuts. The final sale price was not disclosed, but sources confirm it was a steep drop from the original purchase price. The loss is notable given the hot Los Angeles real estate market, where many homes have appreciated sharply in recent years.
Hoult, who is set to play the villain Lex Luthor in the upcoming "Superman" reboot, has been busy with film projects. It is unclear if he and his family have already moved to a new home or if they are renting in the meantime. The sale closes a chapter on a property that once held promise for the growing family but ultimately became a costly investment.
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