Alexandra Daddario Just Sold Her Sun-Soaked, Historic Mediterranean Mansion for $7.7 Million – See Photos!

In June, White Lotus star Alexandra Daddario married her husband Andrew Form in a beautiful New Orleans ceremony, per Vogue. Now that the two have tied the knot, they’re ready for the new chapter and with that comes out with the old and in with the new. After buying a unique Allen Siple-designed home in November for $7.6 million, Daddario just sold her Hancock Park, Los Angeles mansion for $7.7 million, Dirt reported.

Built in 1927, the home is historic due to its original architect Ralph C. Flewelling and its impressive list of previous tenants. The list of those that have once called this house a home include architect William Hefner and his wife, the late Japanese interior designer Kazuko Hoshino and Shameless creator John Wells. Daddario herself was added to the list only recently, having bought the home from Wells a little over a year ago.

During her limited tenure, Dirt reported Daddario and Form made some interior design changes to make it their own.

The five-bedroom, six-bath home is a marvel from the outside alone with its unique stucco and terracotta-roof exterior. With over 5,000 square feet spread out in its two stories, the home is spacious and inviting featuring marble and tile finishes, hardwood floors, arched doorways and custom built-ins. Highlights of the gorgeous home include a wrought-iron staircase, a wood-burning fireplace in the living room and French doors opening out to the garden in the dining room.

In the second floor, the home has three ensuite bedrooms including the owner’s suite which has a fireplace, two balconies, a walk-in closet and spa-like bath. Other features of the home are a 600-bottle wine cellar, a lap pool, a two-bedroom, two-bath guesthouse and a detached two-car garage. What a list of amenities!

Check out some pictures of the historic home below, and for some more pics check out Dirt‘s coverage!

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