Orlando Bloom’s former Beverly Hills home gets a $2,000 monthly rent cut to $29,000 after selling for $7 million in 2025

Orlando Bloom’s former Beverly Hills home is now being offered for rent at $29,000 a month, following a $2,000 reduction in its asking price. The latest owner listed the property for rent in July 2026 at $31,000 a month. Realtor.com reported a $2,000 reduction on October 9, 2026, bringing the asking rent to $29,000 a month. Located in Trousdale Estates, the four-bedroom, four-bathroom house has a history of extensive renovations carried out by Bloom after he purchased it in 2017 for $7 million. He listed it for sale in 2019, but it took several years and multiple price reductions before it sold for $7 million. The current rental listing is held by Jennifer Winston of Compass. The home retains many of the design features added during Bloom’s ownership.Orlando Bloom’s former Beverly Hills home: Midcentury architecture and modern upgradesThe property was built in 1959 and was sold to Bloom by Mexican architect Miguel Angel Aragonés, who had expanded and enhanced its midcentury modern architecture. Bloom subsequently undertook an extensive renovation that lasted about a year and a half, according to Realtor.com. The house measures approximately 4,011 square feet and has 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Its design combines an open floor plan with large glass doors that connect the interior to the outdoor areas. The living room features a sunken conversation area, while the kitchen was expanded during Bloom’s renovation to create a more open layout and allow more natural light into the house.Among the upgrades attributed to Bloom are a zero-edge swimming pool with an ipe wood deck, built-in outdoor seating, a fire pit, indoor LED lighting and bespoke Poliform fixtures and finishes. The primary suite was also updated to open towards the pool and includes additional closet space. The primary bathroom features a freestanding tub and shower. The rental listing describes the property as offering city and ocean views. It is also being offered fully furnished, according to Realtor.com, allowing a prospective tenant to use the house with many of Bloom’s design choices still in place.Orlando Bloom Beverly Hills home rental price: From $31,000 to $29,000 a monthThe home’s rental asking price has changed since it first became available for lease. Realtor.com reported in July 2026 that the property was being offered at $31,000 a month. Its October 9 report confirmed a $2,000 reduction, bringing the monthly asking rent to $29,000. The revised asking price is a reduction of about 6.5% from the original rental figure. However, the property remains a high-cost rental, with the asking rent amounting to $348,000 over 12 months before any additional costs or negotiated changes to the lease. The listing is held by Jennifer Winston of Compass. The reported price reduction establishes a change in the asking rent, but the available coverage does not establish the owner’s reason for lowering it or confirm that a tenant has signed a lease.Orlando Bloom’s Beverly Hills home: From a 2017 purchase to a 2019 sale listingBloom purchased the house in 2017 for $7 million. Bloom listed the house for sale in March 2019 for $8.99 million, according to Mansion Global. After several price reductions, the property sold for $7 million in July 2025, the same amount Bloom had paid for it in 2017. The 2019 listing came shortly after Bloom and Katy Perry announced their engagement. Speaking to Mansion Global in 2019, Jason Oppenheim, who represented Bloom in the property’s purchase, said, “His personal circumstances changed right as he finished.” The comment provides context for the timing of the sale listing but does not establish that Bloom’s engagement was the sole reason for the decision. That account provides context for the timing of the sale listing, although it does not establish that the engagement was the sole reason for the decision.After listing the Beverly Hills property, Bloom purchased a home in Montecito, California, for $11.25 million, according to contemporary property reporting. The Beverly Hills property has since moved from a sale listing to the rental market. Its latest asking-price reduction brings the monthly rent to $29,000, while the house retains many of the upgrades made during Bloom’s ownership. The available reporting establishes the property’s price history and design features, but does not disclose why the current owner chose to reduce the rent or whether the change has resulted in a lease.Ready to Make a Smarter Property Decision? Build Your Legacy with TOI Homes.