Orlando Bloom's Iconic Black House Hits the Market

Orlando Bloom's once-controversial "black house" is now available for sale, nestled on a 0.75-acre lot. The home, which Bloom famously painted black, faced significant backlash at the time, but has since become a trendy choice among homeowners. Listing agent Sam O’Connor of O’Connor Estates noted the shift in perception, highlighting the property's appeal in today's market. The 3,310-square-foot residence, originally built in 1940, features a semi-open floor plan that maximizes natural light and offers stunning views from every room. Each space is designed with large windows and direct access to the outdoors. The spacious living room includes a wood-burning fireplace, recessed lighting, and elegant wood floors, while the adjoining dining room showcases a unique chandelier and backyard access. The kitchen is equipped with a second wood-burning fireplace, beamed wood ceilings, and a center island with additional seating. It also offers ample cabinet space and white marble countertops. The primary bedroom features a walk-in closet and a luxurious ensuite bathroom with both a standing shower and a bathtub. Additionally, the home includes four bedrooms and a versatile room suitable for an office or playroom. Outside, a large swimming pool with a decorative waterfall complements a seating area that provides breathtaking views of downtown Los Angeles. In a separate incident, Bloom revealed on "The Late Late Show" that he was a victim of theft, losing a significant portion of his watch collection, though he has since recovered some of the stolen items.