Orlando Bloom bought this Beverly Hills home for $7 million, redesigned it for 18 months, sold it for about the same price, and now it rents for $31,000 a month

Actor Orlando Bloom's former Beverly Hills home is back on the market, this time as a luxury rental with an asking price of $31,000 a month.The fully furnished property still features many of the custom design changes Bloom made after buying the home in 2017.

He purchased the four-bedroom, four-bathroom house for $7 million before spending around a year and a half renovating it.Bloom first tried to sell the property in 2019 for $8.49 million. After several years and multiple price cuts, he eventually sold it for $7 million, breaking even on the purchase. The home's current owner is now offering it as a high-end rental.

Bloom's design touches

The house is located in the prestigious Trousdale Estates neighbourhood in Los Angeles and offers city and ocean views.The rental listing, held by Jennifer Winston of Compass, describes the home as, "Nestled in the prestigious Trousdale Estates in Los Angeles, this impeccably designed contemporary estate is a masterpiece that showcases breathtaking city and ocean views, embodying unparalleled quality and sophistication," as quoted by Realtor. com.The house was originally built in 1959 and was previously owned by Mexican architect Miguel Angel Aragones, who expanded and modernised its mid-century architecture before selling it to Bloom.

After moving in, Bloom carried out major upgrades. He added a new zero-edge swimming pool with an ipe wood deck, an outdoor entertaining area with built-in seating and a fire pit, and is said to have spent about $500,000 on the pool installation alone.He also opened up the floor plan by enlarging the kitchen and bringing in more natural light. The interiors were updated with bespoke Poliform fixtures, finishes and LED lighting.The primary suite was redesigned to open directly onto the pool area. Bloom also created more wardrobe space and renovated the bathroom with a wet room featuring a free-standing bathtub and shower. A private patio sits just outside the floor-to-ceiling windows.One of the home's standout features is a sunken conversation pit in the living room, surrounded by built-in sofas.The listing further says, "The open floor plan, complemented by floor-to-ceiling glass doors, seamlessly integrates the indoors with the outdoors, offering an extraordinary living experience."

Why Bloom sold it

After completing the renovation, Bloom hired celebrity real estate agent Jason Oppenheim to sell the property. Speaking to Mansion Global in 2019, Oppenheim praised the actor's renovation work."He really knows what he's doing," Oppenheim said. "He has honestly exquisite taste- everything from the finishes, to the design and lighting. I really respect his style."Oppenheim also suggested Bloom's personal life may have influenced the decision to sell the house shortly after completing the renovation."His personal circumstances changed right as he finished," Oppenheim said, referring to the period soon after Bloom and pop star Katy Perry announced their engagement.Not long after listing the Beverly Hills property, Bloom bought a larger home in Montecito for $11.25 million. According to Realtor. com, that property later became the subject of a lengthy legal dispute with its former owner, leading Bloom and Perry to buy another Montecito home instead.

A chance to rent

The Beverly Hills home spans 4,011 square feet across a single storey and sits on a hillside overlooking both the city and the ocean. The listing says the property is available fully furnished."Ensuring both security and seclusion, this exclusive property presents a distinctive opportunity for the most discerning tenant and is available for lease fully furnished," it says.Bloom also recently tried to sell another California property, his Malibu home, which he had owned for more than a decade.

He bought it in 2011 with his then-wife, Miranda Kerr, and listed it for $12 million in March 2026.Bloom told The Wall Street Journal he had moved further north in California, although he did not reveal the exact location.Bloom spent more than twice the purchase price renovating the Malibu property. However, records show the home was removed from the market in June after a $550,000 price cut. It had also been offered as a rental for $35,000 a month, suggesting it may have found a tenant instead of a buyer.