Just months after a near-career-ending crash at the 2026 Winter Olympics that left her leg shattered and doctors fearing amputation, skiing superstar Lindsey Vonn is making another bold move: selling her stylish Southern California retreat.
The 41-year-old Olympic champion quietly listed her gated Craftsman-style bungalow at 1960 Coldwater Canyon Drive in November 2025 for $4.45 million, according to an exclusive report from ELLE Decor published April 10, 2026. Her representative has confirmed the listing, which remains active as of Saturday, April 11.
Vonn purchased the renovated 1948-built home in 2021 for $3.4 million, shortly after her high-profile breakup with then-fiancé NHL star P.K. Subban. The roughly 3,420-square-foot property features three bedrooms, five bathrooms, a pergola-shaded lounge area, a swimming pool, and a charming pool house nestled in the backyard garden — offering a peaceful California escape amid her high-octane career.
Strategic Move During Major Life Shift
Insiders describe the sale as part of Vonn “trimming her property portfolio” as she focuses on intensive rehabilitation from her devastating Olympic injury. The February 8, 2026 crash during the women’s downhill resulted in complex tibia fractures, compartment syndrome, and multiple surgeries, including a six-hour procedure to rebuild her leg with plates and screws.
While based primarily in her Park City, Utah home for recovery — where she’s documented steady progress from wheelchair to crutches, including her first post-surgery pull-ups — Vonn has been candid about the emotional and physical toll. In her recent TODAY show interview, she admitted she’s “entertaining” a possible skiing comeback “much to my family’s dismay,” citing the lack of a proper farewell run.
Real estate experts note that athletes often streamline holdings during recovery and transition periods. Vonn’s decision comes as she balances rehab goals (targeting full weight-bearing and potential ACL reconstruction later this year) with whispers of a high-profile 2026 World Tour or one final competitive chapter.
A Legacy Home with Star Power
The Beverly Hills property offered Vonn a low-key yet luxurious base in Southern California, far from the slopes but close to training and endorsement opportunities. Its classic Craftsman charm combined with modern updates made it an ideal post-breakup sanctuary.
No buyer has been announced, and the listing is handled by top agents including Hurwitz James Company. With its prime Coldwater Canyon location, gated privacy, and resort-like backyard, the home is expected to draw strong interest from buyers seeking celebrity-adjacent luxury.
This latest chapter adds to Vonn’s history of savvy real estate moves. She previously sold the Beverly Hills villa she shared with Subban and has owned properties in Miami Beach (which she also offloaded).
As Vonn continues her remarkable recovery and keeps fans guessing about her future on the snow, the sale signals a streamlined focus: health, family, and whatever bold next step her unbreakable spirit demands.
Whether this is a simple portfolio adjustment or part of a larger life reset ahead of a potential comeback tour, one thing is clear — Lindsey Vonn is moving forward on her own terms.
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