Bobby Berk of ‘Queer Eye’ Seeks to Sell His Gorgeous Hollywood Hills Home

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It looks like Bobby Berk, a longtime cast-member of Netflix’s hit show “Queer Eye” and Emmy award-winner, is starting a new chapter. While the interior designer won’t be returning for the show’s ninth season, he’s not fallen off the map whatsoever. As he travels and works on other ventures, his own Los Angeles home has just come to market seeking $2,750,000.

The four-bedroom, three-bathroom home nestled in the celebrity-populated Hollywood Hills has been beautifully transformed. After all, what would you expect from someone who has their own wallpaper and furniture collaborations? Berk bought the Spanish-style home for $1.375 million in 2019, according to Mansion Global, and has worked his magic.

The 2,924 square-foot floor plan boasts a marble kitchen, three fireplaces, floor-to-ceiling windows, and plenty of gathering spaces. And, as if the stunning interiors aren’t enough, the backyard is a true California oasis. In fact, Berk reimagined the backyard to add different levels. The outdoor kitchen is accompanied by an al fresco dining table, lounging area, and indoor/outdoor bar. An elevated patio is an ideal spot to watch the sun set and soak up city views.

Fans of Queer Eye probably already know that Jeremiah Brent is taking Berk’s place in the Fab Five for season nine. Brent is the husband of renowned interior designer Nate Berkus, and has his own impressive portfolio. If you’re looking for a taste of what’s to come on the show, check out this West Village apartment, custom designed by Brent. Plus, the couple’s own portfolio over the years, which has included a cool Montauk modern in 2019, an L.A. mansion, and a Greenwich Village residence.

Nadine Guyaux of Redfin holds Berk’s gorgeous Hollywood Hills listing.

This article appears in the October 2024 issue of DailyDeeds.