According to The Dirt, the OMG and Yeah! artist paid US$3.4 million for the 1950s property, which was once owned by actor and musician Jared Leto.

Sitting on a quarter-acre block, the white stucco structure is tucked away off the street behind large walls and gates. 

Inside there are four bedrooms and four bathrooms spread across just over 370sq m of two-level living space, which was customised to the Delevingne’s personal tastes in collaboration with LA-based architect Nicolò Bini, as seen in a 2019 Architectural Digest article.

The chic home is filled with natural light, with a stunning living room featuring a floor-to-ceiling fireplace along with a series of large windows and timber floors.

An emerald-lacquered dining room offers a formal space to entertain and sets a beautiful contrast to the white and bright kitchen, while the rattan monkey chandelier makes a unique statement piece.

The all-white kitchen impresses with it’s marble benchtops, including a large island bench, while stainless steel appliances complement modern farmhouse-style cabinetry and large sink.

On the lower level, there’s an Art Deco inspired master suite along with a bonus room that could be used as a recording studio.

The guest bedroom is also sophisticated with its hand-painted de Gournay wallpaper featuring monkeys and toucans, an ensuite and sliding doors that open to a wraparound balcony that’s perfect for a lazy Sunday brunch.

A wet bar-equipped lounge/game room spills out to palm tree-laced grounds hosting a tile-lined pool and spa, built-in barbecue and fire-pit; and elsewhere is a tree-shaded al fresco dining deck and a two-car garage.