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Jason Statham's Hollywood Hills Mid-Century Hits The Market

PHOTOS: Jason Statham's Hollywood Hills Mid-Century
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Via Realtor.com: British action star, Jason Statham has listed his Hollywood Hills house for $2.74 million. The mid-century style residence features three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Built in 1957, the property is said to be, "reminiscent of the famed 'Glass House' by Phillip Johnson" and features landscape designs by Jay Griffith.

Statham is known for his "Transporter" franchise and for his other-half, model turned actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. The couple is rumored to be house hunting. The actor is a Los Angeles real estate aficionado, having owned properties throughout the city, including at the Broadway Hollywood Building and in the Malibu Colony. This property is private and boasts a secluded swimming pool.

Photos courtesy of REALTOR.com® Blogs. The official listing is with Peter Lorimer Group Estates.

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