Supermodel Miranda Kerr has officially strutted away from her Malibu, CA, beach home. The pretty pad was just sold for $4,115,000 after spending six months on the market.
The mother of four, who is married to Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel, first put the property up for sale in February for $4,495,000.
Kerr’s home was purchased in 2014 for $2,150,000, so she leaves the coast with a nifty profit.
The fashion star offered a glimpse inside the picturesque property when she opened its doors to People magazine for a tour of the home in 2021, when she lived there with Spiegel and their three children. Kerr also has a child with her ex-husband, Orlando Bloom.
The supermodel noted that she “instantly fell in love” with the cottage, which she purchased three years before marrying her husband, for “the bones, the high ceilings, and the light that comes through the big windows.”
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The delightful domicile has found its way onto Kerr’s Instagram feed, where she has 14.4 million followers.
The 41-year-old, who also has a skin care line, Kora Organics, has shown off the lovely spaces, including a bathtub right in her bedroom, a design she created after she bought the property.
“I have always wanted a bathtub in my bedroom, and now I have it,” she explained.
Built in 1960, the retreat offers six bedrooms and 5.5 baths, and sits on a lushly landscaped .73-acre lot. The place includes a waterfall and pond, along with a guesthouse.
The serene oasis includes a pool and spa as well as a pool house.
The main house boasts high ceilings, walls of glass, a fireplace, and decks with ocean views.
Kerr’s lovely look was also available for purchase—the turnkey property could come furnished for an additional $100,000, the listing notes.
As for Kerr, she and Spiegel have other luxe spaces to enjoy. They reportedly reside in a $120 million spread in Los Angeles.
Prior to that megamansion, Spiegel owned two homes, which he’s been trying to sell: A starter home in Brentwood and a larger property in L.A. that is still on the market for $17,750,000.
