Leonardo DiCaprio sure is keeping busy as the year comes to a close. Aside from promoting his new film, Don’t Look Up, the actor has also been updating his real estate portfolio, as DiCaprio just scooped up a new five-bedroom, six-bathroom home in Beverly Hills.
The Academy Award-winner paid $9.9 million for the 5,000-square-foot abode, as first reported by Dirt.
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DiCaprio’s new residence, which was originally built in 1936, has been recently remodeled, per the listing shared by Rodeo Realty brokers Randy Fred and Rana Desar. A formal entry with a spiral staircase leads into the home, which features white oak floors, steelcase doors and high ceilings throughout.
The eat-in kitchen is outfitted with black granite and white Carrara marble chevron floors, with stainless steel appliances, white cabinetry, a marble island with counter seating and a breakfast nook.
The main entertaining space is an airy room with a dining enclave and a metallic gold bar; there’s also a cozy media or family room.
The primary suite is located on the second floor, and features a dramatic cathedral ceiling, lounge area and a balcony. The bathroom is fitted with a freestanding soaking tub and a separate shower.
Aside from two additional bedrooms situated on the second level of the home, there’s also a detached guest house, which sits opposite the pool outside. Elsewhere in the backyard, there are lounging areas and a built-in fire pit.
DiCaprio maintains a rather large collection of homes; aside from his new Beverly Hills estate, he owns a mansion in the celeb-adored Bird Streets neighborhood, a $7.1 million house in Los Feliz and a $13.8 million beachfront getaway in Malibu. He also owns a desert retreat in Palm Springs and multiple apartments in New York City, in addition to a vacant lot of land elsewhere in Malibu, for which he paid $23 million in 2017.
