The property is set high above the Sunset Strip with sweeping panoramic views. Fitness advocate Richard Simmons, wearing his signature shorts and tanktop, leads Capitol Hill staff and visitors through an exercise routine in Washington, D.C., in 2004. via The Los Angeles estate where fitness guru Richard Simmons died in 2024 has sold for $3.8 million—over a year after his death and months after the property reappeared on the market. Simmons, who died just days after celebrating his 76th birthday, had owned the home for decades—and spent an increasing amount of time hiding away inside the dwelling in the years leading up to his death, as he all but withdrew from public life.
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