Designer Betsey Johnson Takes $7 Million SoCal Home Off the Market

Designer Betsey Johnson Takes $7 Million SoCal Home Off the Market

Designer Betsey Johnson has taken her newly rebuilt Hidden Hills, California, home off the market, after cutting the price once since it was listed in July.

Betsey Johnson (Credits: MarketWatch)

The iconic fashion designer, 84, bought the 4,300-square-foot home on April 11, 2025, paying $6.85 million, according to reports on the listing.

Betsey Johnson Hidden Hills home off market

Just over a year later, on July 27, 2026, Johnson listed the home for $7.5 million. By September 15, the price had been cut by half a million dollars to $6.99 million. A month later, on October 17, the listing was removed.

Located in a guard-gated enclave, a stone’s throw from Kim Kardashian’s home, Johnson’s modern ranch sits on a 1.5-acre lot in Hidden Hills, one of the western San Fernando Valley’s most recognisable celebrity communities.

The property is a stark contrast from the eclectic, maximalist aesthetic the cartwheeling designer is known for. Instead, it offers a sleek open concept with a neutral colour palette and exposed wood ceiling beams.

Inside Johnson’s rebuilt modern ranch

The home was originally built in the 1950s, but Sandefer Homes transformed the property not long before Johnson purchased it, according to Robb Report.

An entire wing is dedicated to the primary suite, which features a fireplace, a patio with direct access to the pool, and a lavish bathroom, making it a relaxing retreat.

There is also ample outdoor space, with manicured grounds, lush greenery and resort-style amenities, including equestrian facilities on the property.

While Johnson’s future plans for the property remain unclear, her real estate history has an impressive track record. In 2019, the designer, who had previously spent 55 years living in New York City, sold her one-of-a-kind pink mobile home in Malibu’s Paradise Cove for $1.95 million.

For now, the Hidden Hills ranch is off the market, leaving open whether Johnson plans to keep it, wait for better conditions, or return it to the market at a new price later.

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Source: MarketWatch — read the full story there.

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