Orlando Bloom’s ‘controversial’ former Hollywood Hills hideout seeks $4.9M

He wanted it painted black.

Orlando Bloom’s former dark-hued domicile in the Hollywood Hills’ Outpost Estates enclave has hit the market for a hair under $5 million.

The “Lord of the Rings” actor, 47, occupied the four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom Los Angeles residence in the early 2000s, along with ex-wife Miranda Kerr, 41.

During their time there, Bloom made the then controversial decision to have the facade painted black, a choice which upset the neighbors in 2007 — but has since come to be a popular look for exteriors.

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“When Orlando did it, it was very controversial, and now it’s pretty trendy to have a black house,” Sam O’Connor of O’Connor Estates, who shares the $4.995 million listing with Claire O’Connor, told Mansion Global .

“It does a great job camouflaging the house,” added Claire. “Even when you’re there, it doesn’t stick out from the landscape.”

In 2009, the abode was raided by the notorious, celebrity-robbing band of teenagers known as the Bling Ring , who stole designer luggage, art and Bloom’s dwatch collection, Curbed reported .

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The actor and model, who divorced in 2013, parted with the property in 2014, selling it for $3.9 million to a buyer who eventually lost ownership of the home after defaulting on a loan.

The lender, former Hulu executive and current Blueview Real Estate owner Jeff Martin, subsequently became enamored with the house and took possession of it in 2022 before commencing a “gut remodel” and placing it on the market, he told Mansion Global.

Today, the gated property — which was originally built in 1940 — features a pool, a patio, a two-car garage and a door to the outside in every room, giving the living space a “tree house”-like feeling, according to the listing .

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