Colman Domingo has decided to sell his stunning Los Angeles home. Indeed, Robb Report noted that the “veteran stage and screen actor—probably best known for his recurring role as Ali, a recovering drug addict, on Euphoria, as well as his lead performances in the biopics Rustin and Sing Sing—has put … [his] stylishly decorated digs” on the market.
Colman “bought the ranch-style property with his husband, producer Raúl Domingo, in 2018 for $1.15 million,” according to Architectural Digest. Now, he’s selling it for $2.05 million.
Domingo Says the House ‘Is Such a Gem’
“This House that we made a Home,” Domingo wrote in the caption of an Instagram post about his residence. “Now for sale. It is such a gem. I know the right couple or family with find its way to it. There are memories of pool parties, celebrations, quiet moments of solitude and pure joy.”
Award-winning filmmaker, screenwriter and producer Ava DuVernay left a comment on the post, writing, “A gorgeous home indeed. That housed a gorgeous couple. And hosted many good times for your friends. Lucky to have hung by the pretty pool and those new backyard trees and eaten on the patio and watched you cook in the kitchen. But most of all, I’ll remember when you let our friend and his family stay there after the fires with such selflessness. Thanks for sharing your house. May it find another gorgeous heart to call it home. 🫶🏾”
“We had good times in this house! It’s gorgeous 😍,” came from actress Niecy Nash.
Actor and Tony Award-nominated writer Sharon Washington added, “Oh how I loved spending time in this house. You two made it a beautiful home. Wonderful memories restored in those walls.🥹❤️✨”
The Home Is Known as the ‘Hofkin Residence’
“The Hofkin Residence, c.1964, [is] a Mid-Century Modern pool estate by architect Jules Salkin, AIA,” according to the listing held by Jacqueline Tager of Sotheby’s International Realty. “Fully gated and discreet from the street, this architecturally significant home was recently featured in Architectural Digest and is the crown jewel of the neighborhood, distinguished by its exceptional provenance and careful preservation.”
“A friend and frequent collaborator of John Lautner, Salkin incorporated Wrightian principles into the expansive 3,450 sq ft single-story layout, emphasizing horizontality, natural materials, and a seamless connection to the outdoors,” per the listing.
“The current owner, who acquired the property from its only previous steward, has made thoughtful, design-forward updates that honor the home’s integrity while enhancing its modern California Ranch-style livability,” Sotheby’s adds. “Original Mid-Century craftsmanship remains beautifully intact: teak kitchen, custom cabinetry and 1960s built-ins, wood paneling, walls of glass, beamed cathedral ceilings, and the primary suite’s distinctive colorful bath tile created from bona fide remnants of Charles Kratka’s mosaic tunnels at LAX.”
Beyond that, the listing notes that a “dramatic sunken great room anchors the residence, its sculptural stone fireplace serving as a commanding focal point and its sleek integrated bar effortlessly suited for both intimate evenings and grand-scale entertaining. Four bedrooms, five baths, and a dedicated office are set on a lush 16,400 sq ft lot with multiple outdoor entertaining areas and a glistening dive in ready pool. This rare architectural treasure in sought-after Northeast Downey is a one-of-a-kind, trailblazing masterwork that secures Salkin’s place in the legendary lineage of Southern California Modernism.”
