Winnie Harlow‘s former Los Angeles home just hit the market again, and the price tag is steep: $4.5 million. The five-bedroom, six-bathroom Tarzana property spans roughly 4,800 square feet, complete with a glam room, backyard pool, and spillover spa. The home now belongs to Zerina Akers, Winnie Harlow‘s former owner who purchased it from the model in 2024 for just over $3.6 million, per Robb Report.
When Harlow lived here, she thoughtfully designed every space with both function and personality in mind. From the kitchen where she baked pumpkin pie to the dedicated glam room featuring framed magazine covers, the home reflected how she actually lived. Walking through tells a story of a working model who knew how to build a sanctuary.
Open Concept Main Floor
The floor plan announces itself immediately. No walls carving the space into separate boxes. Just light moving all the way through, creating an airy feel that works whether you’re entertaining or moving through alone.
The Formal Living Room
The formal living room has room enough to host guests without ushering them deeper into the house. It manages to stay inviting while maintaining that slightly reserved energy a formal room should have.
The Formal Dining Room
Right off the living room sits the formal dining space, ready for big family dinners and holiday gatherings. It’s the kind of room that makes December feel special.
The Kitchen
This kitchen was where the magic happened. Harlow, a self-proclaimed sweets lover, spent countless hours here baking cakes, cookies, and her signature pumpkin pie. It’s a space built for someone who actually cooks, not just a showpiece.
The Breakfast Nook
The breakfast nook offers an alternative to the formal dining room or kitchen counter. Between the natural light streaming in and cushioned seating, it’s the easiest spot in the house to linger over a meal.
The Family Room
Deeper into the home sits the family room, a working space where Harlow hosted fittings, wine nights, and gatherings with friends. This is where the house comes alive.
The Family Room Bar
Every good wine night needs a bar, and this one has the setup for quality libations. It’s the kind of detail that separates a house from a home designed for entertaining.
The Glam Room
For a model, a dedicated glam room isn’t a luxury. It’s practically a requirement. For everyone else, it’s a fantasy—a whole room devoted to getting ready, with nothing competing for the space.
The Cover Wall
Harlow kept herself present without overdoing it. One wall displays her magazine covers—a subtle way to acknowledge her achievements while keeping the space about relaxation rather than ego.
The Powder Room
The powder room features an unexpected detail: wallpaper featuring a vintage lookbook Harlow did for Zac Posen years ago. Her designer fell in love with the gowns and glamorous shots so much that they warranted display. It’s the kind of thoughtful touch that reveals how the home was curated rather than decorated.
The Primary Bedroom
The primary suite is sprawling and serene—stepping into it feels like stepping into a cloud. Pale tones, soft furnishings, and a sanctuary feel that’s worlds away from the rest of the house.
The Primary Bathroom
The bathroom maintains that spa energy with stone from floor to ceiling, a steam shower, and a soaking tub worth buying the house for on its own.
The Primary Closet
The real luxury here is that this is one of several closets in the house. “I don’t have room for it” becomes a non-starter excuse.
The Gym
A standalone gym room is what separates a nice house from a luxury one, and this property clears the bar. It’s not massive, but there’s enough floor space for machines and workouts that don’t require leaving home.
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