The slightly arched front door featrues glass inlay work. Photo: Tyler Hogan
Oscar-winning actor Leonardo DiCaprio is thinning his padded real estate portfolio by listing the Los Feliz home that he purchased for his father, George, just three years ago. The Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood star acquired the 1926 stunner—now on the market for $5.75 million—from another A-lister, rock star Moby, who had undertaken a complete overhaul of the five-bedroom dwelling, dubbed Red Oak Manor.
Among the eccentric musician’s updates to the 4,600-square-foot house were a new kitchen, pantry, covered patio, and security system, while original details include vaulted cathedral ceilings, custom millwork, and elaborate fireplace mantles. There are also two generously appointed primary bedroom suites, a versatile loft area, and a “secret” lower-level bedroom with its own steam room.
Gated, walled, and shielded by privacy hedges, the quarter-acre parcel also comes with an inviting pool area and spa surrounded by mature evergreen trees.
The home is listed with Brett Lawyer of Hilton & Hyland. See more photos below.
The grounds feature covered dining area, a hot tub, and a pool with adjoining lounge chairs. Photo: Tyler Hogan
The 1926 Tudor-inspired traditional home features high ceilings and original architectural details. Photo: Tyler Hogan
During Moby's ownership, the large-scale rooms with high ceilings were lightened and brightened for a more modern aesthetic. Photo: Tyler Hogan
A gently arched ceiling cocoons the living room, which contains one of the home’s three fireplaces. Photo: Tyler Hogan
Moby redid the kitchen with marble countertops. Photo: Tyler Hogan
The dining area. Photo: Tyler Hogan
The breakfast area adjoins an al-fresco dining space. Photo: Tyler Hogan
The Tudor-style home has two primary suites. Photo: Tyler Hogan
One of the bedrooms. Photo: Tyler Hogan
A light-filled bedroom. Photo: Tyler Hogan
A marble-clad bath. Photo: Tyler Hogan
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