Just a few short weeks after closing on the sale of his longtime Malibu property, Leonardo DiCaprio has purchased a home in Beverly Hills for $9.9 million, Dirt reports. The five bedroom, five and a half bathroom traditional-leaning property is the only Beverly Hills spot in the Don’t Look Up actor’s bustling real estate portfolio.
Built in 1936, the 5,000 square foot dwelling feels appropriately dignified with a cathedral ceiling in the primary bedroom, a striking spiral staircase with wrought iron bannisters, and a balcony from which to enjoy the view of the pool. Though it’s full of old world charm, the home is thoroughly modernized with marble accents, modern light fixtures, and a gourmet kitchen that features high end stainless steel appliances, including two wine coolers. Upstairs, the spacious bedrooms are flooded with sunlight and outfitted with built-in shelving, and the primary suite’s luxurious adjoining bathroom flaunts marble wall panelling, a soaking tub, and a large standing shower.
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The downstairs features numerous rooms for lounging, including a french door-backed entertainment area that opens directly to the outdoor dining space, a lounge area surrounding a fire pit, and pool. Opposite the pool, a guest house done in the same style as the main structure offers a private place for visitors to stay, with an outdoor grill station attached for an additional entertaining opportunity. Large hedges offer the outdoor space ample privacy and a gate at the front of the property ensures a sense of security.