Katherine Heigl's former home is available to rent – explore this classic masterpiece in Los Angeles

The former home of the actress and model Katherine Heigl, located at 2226 North Berendo Street, is currently listed for rent for $18,000 per month.

The Colonial structure, which is situated in the creative, palm-tree kissed district of Los Feliz, has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a grand chef's kitchen – complete with a spacious pantry and two islands. 

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Among the notable features in this maze of ocean-blue interiors is the walk-in closet, which you can fill with the latest seasons of Rodeo Drive, and a library to escape the hustle of the Hollywood hills. 

Take the tour below.

The exterior of the home is no less impressive, as the grounds include a spa, swimming pool, and the property's most admired asset – a stylish verandah, where homeowners can nap among the glamorous haze of the City of Angels. 

Future renters must also do the verandah justice by holding a house-warming party as the moon appears over this star-studded neighborhood. 

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Speaking of this neighborhood – Los Feliz, is almost as stylish as the property, as it is just a stone's throw away from Griffith Observatory, Barnsdall Art Park, and Thai town, which is perfect for when those late-night hunger pangs kick in. 

The property is currently listed with Sotheby's International Realty, who describe it as a house where 'Character aligns with comfort,' after further emphasizing the 'lush landscapes' that stretch across the grounds of this fashionable home. 

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Where does Katherine Heigl live now? 

The admired actress, who is particularly celebrated for her role in Gray's Anatomy, had moved to a mansion in Utah. However, recent reports suggest Katherine and her husband have also listed this house for $4 million, so it remains unclear where they will relocate in the future.