Presley Gerber’s Hollywood Hills home went on the market on Friday, November 13, with an asking price of $3.595 million. The listing, reported by TMZ, came less than eight weeks after his passing on September 20 at age 27.
He bought the place in March 2023 for $3.4 million, according to Us Weekly. The new price sits roughly $195,000 above that.
Presley Gerber’s Home Listed for Sale at $3.6 Million
Architectural Digest, cited by The Blast, describes a single-story midcentury house built in 1955 on nearly half an acre. About 3,000 square feet. Hardwood floors, a stone fireplace, cherry cabinetry in the kitchen, bedrooms that open straight onto the pool.
Outlets count the rooms differently. The Blast reports three bedrooms in the main house plus a one-bedroom guesthouse with its own entrance and kitchen. Us Weekly, citing TMZ, lists four bedrooms and three baths. Us also reports a canyon view, a jacuzzi, a cold plunge, a heated pool and a sauna.
Covered dining. An outdoor fireplace. A barbecue area. A young man’s home in Hollywood Hills is listed for nearly $3.6 million.
What the Crawford-Gerber Family Has Said
Very little information is available about the family’s decisions.
Presley was the son of Cindy Crawford and Casamigos co-founder Rande Gerber. In a statement obtained by Us Weekly on September 21, the family asked for “privacy during this very difficult and painful time.”
The Blast notes the Gerbers have kept their affairs largely private since, sharing the occasional public tribute. Neither Crawford nor Rande has addressed the listing. Neither has said whether the house was being readied for sale before September.
Rande Gerber’s Return to the House
On September 26, TMZ reported that Rande had been photographed going back to his son’s Los Angeles residence. The Blast describes the images: shorts, a T-shirt, a hat, his head lowered as he walked to the front door.
Less than two months after his death, Presley Gerber’s home is listed for sale. Seven weeks later, a price tag on the same door.
A House That Belonged to Presley Gerber
Selling a dead child’s home looks, from the outside, like a single decision. It rarely is. Somebody has to walk through the rooms. Somebody decides what stays in the family and what goes in a box. Two parents can be in very different places on all of it, and nobody outside would ever see the disagreement.
Timing is the part strangers fixate on, and it is the part the Gerbers have chosen not to explain. Eight weeks reads as fast. It could equally mean the paperwork was already moving, or that keeping an empty house in the Hollywood Hills was its own weight. The Blast is clear that the circumstances behind the sale remain unclear.
Presley gave his own account of honesty at a June event, two months before he passed away, as reported by Us Weekly. “The most free I felt was when I was finally honest with myself,” he said. His parents have answered the public with privacy instead, and the listing does nothing to change that. A house can be sold without a single word of explanation.
Presley Gerber bought the home at 23. It is now for sale for $3.595 million.
Crawford and Rande have still not said why.
