Oscar-nominated Australian actress Margot Robbie and her husband, filmmaker Tom Ackerley, have listed their stylish home in the Hancock Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, California on the market for $3.48 million.
Margot Robbie
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In 2017, a year after their marriage, the couple purchased the then-brand-new property at a price of $2.73 million. In 2019, the pair reportedly updated to a $5 million multi-structured compound in Venice as their main residence. The “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood” star currently owns three homes in Southern California. However, Robbie and Ackerley are now planning to bid farewell to Hancock Park as they have listed their former residence on the market for a price of $3.48 million.
Beyond secured gates and a high wall, the nearly 3,400 square foot property includes four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. This two-story home can be accessed from the picturesque tree-lined street and is described as “Soho-inspired.” The living area highlights a marble fireplace and dazzling chandelier. The family room offers access to the large outdoor patio equipped with a curved sofa and charming swing. The bistro-style kitchen sits adjacent to the casual dining area and highlights Thermador appliances, a marble sink, white cabinets, and a spacious island. The formal dining room presents a stylish light fixture and picture window.
Heading upstairs, the landing features built-in shelving and a bench leading to the master suite. The master suite includes a balcony that overlooks the pool. Stepping outside, the space offers entertainment options such as a pool, cabana, and bar. Decorative elements of the home consist of hand-fabricated metal doors, Carrara marble, and imported European oak floors. Other perks include an office, wine cellar, private pet room, two-car garage, whole-house audio, and camera-equipped security system.
Sam Real and Justin Fierro of Engel & Völkers represent the listing for this property.
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