Leo DiCaprio has added another luxurious property to his impressive portfolio with the Beverly Hills House. It’s estimated to be worth $10 million, making it a great addition to his impressive wealth. Learn more about this amazing addition and how it can help you increase your own portfolio. The actor is tweaking his extensive real estate portfolio once again, so “don’t look up!” It was just three months ago that the Oscar-winning actor – who appears with Jennifer Lawrence in a Netflix satire about astronomers warning world leaders about an asteroid that is about to destroy the planet later this month – bought an oceanfront Malibu retreat for $13.8 million, while simultaneously selling his exclusive Carbon Beach mansion for $10 million.
Moreover, the 47-year-old star owns a 100-year-old English Tudor Revival home in Los Feliz, as well as a Spanish Colonial-style mansion.
In recent months, DiCaprio has purchased a 1930s Beverly Hills estate for $9.9 million. The sale price was still more than the .1 million the sellers paid for the five-bedroom, six-bath spread, despite getting a slight discount on it. In addition to chevron and white oak floors, designer lighting, and attractive steel-case doors, the house has been meticulously renovated to create a seamless indoor-outdoor space.
There is a curved spiral staircase at the formal entrance to the Beverly Hills Flats, which sits behind walls and gates on a quarter-acre of land. You’ll find 5,000 square feet of living space inside this home, which includes a gray wood-paneled family room with built-in bookshelves, a brass wet bar, and backyard doors.
The home also features a gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a beverage center, and an eat-in island with black granite and white Carrara marble accents. An adjacent breakfast nook opens onto an outdoor dining terrace.
In addition, DiCaprio owns several luxury condos in New York City, a midcentury modern Palm Springs mansion, a private island off the coast of Belize, as well as Los Feliz and Malibu properties — including a $23 million parcel of land atop Paradise Cove. In spite of this, his main residence remains the three-house, four-parcel compound in Bird Streets, Los Angeles, overlooking the entire city skyline and Pacific Ocean from jetliner views.
