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Presley Gerber’s Hollywood Hills Home Listed for $3.595 Million After His Death

The Hollywood Hills property returns to the market less than two months after the model’s death, with an asking price above his reported 2023 purchase.
November 14, 2026
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Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, who died at 27 in a suspected overdose
Presley Gerber, 27, son of supermodel Cindy Crawford, died Sunday at a rehabilitation facility. [Image Source: The Hollywood Reporter]

Presley Gerber’s Hollywood Hills home has been listed for $3.595 million, less than two months after the model’s death, according to TMZ, which cited real estate records.

The Los Angeles property went on the market on Friday, November 13. Gerber, the son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, bought the midcentury residence for $3.4 million in 2023.

Inside the Hollywood Hills property

The roughly 3,000-square-foot home has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, TMZ reported. Its amenities include a heated swimming pool, Jacuzzi, cold plunge, sauna and guest accommodation.

The gated property is surrounded by greenery and has canyon views, with indoor and outdoor living areas.

A 2023 purchase returns to the market

Architectural Digest reported in April 2023 that Gerber had purchased the home for $3.4 million. The publication described a single-story house built in 1955 on approximately half an acre, with a three-bedroom main residence and an attached one-bedroom guest suite with its own entrance and kitchen.

The new asking price is $195,000 above the reported purchase price. It is an asking price, not a completed sale, and the difference does not account for ownership costs, improvements or transaction expenses.

Listing follows Gerber’s death in September

Gerber died on September 20 at age 27. The Associated Press reported that a representative for Crawford and Rande Gerber confirmed his death and that Los Angeles County Medical Examiner records placed his death at a rehabilitation facility.

TMZ’s November 13 report said his official cause of death had not been determined. Although the outlet said authorities were investigating a suspected overdose, that was not a confirmed medical finding.

The report did not identify who authorized the listing or explain the decision to sell.

Jennifer Hicks

Jennifer Hicks

Jennifer Hicks is a journalist at The Eastern Herald covering politics, geopolitics, international security, wars and conflicts, with a focus on major geopolitical developments and global security affairs.

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