According to property documents, the 36-year-old “The White Lotus” actor and the 53-year-old “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” (2014) producer listed the 4,910 square-foot home in the upscale Hancock Park neighborhood for $7.595 million in November.

Within ten days, there was a contingent offer, and by the end of the month, the sale was in the works. The house, which cost about $80,000 more than the asking price, was closed in the middle of December.

PropertyShark records show that Ms. Daddario and Mr. Form paid $7.3 million for the home in August via a trust linked to the couple’s business advisor. Additionally, Ms. Daddario appears in “Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches,” an AMC premiere this month.

The 1927 estate has a Mediterranean style that has been “reinterpreted for the 21st century,” according to listing agent David Offer of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California. He waited a moment before making a comment when questioned.

The listing went on to describe the former home of renowned interior designer Kazuko Hoshino and renowned architect William Hefner as “a brilliant triumph in Mediterranean design imbued with a distinct French influence, and maintains its status as one of the most admired homes in historic Hancock Park.”

According to the advertisement, the residence features a foyer with limestone flooring, a large living room with a fireplace and French doors, a formal dining room, a 600-bottle wine cellar, and an office or library with built-in storage. The kitchen has marble countertops, cabinets in robin’s egg blue, and a corresponding utility closet with a farm sink.

One of three bedroom suites on the second level is the master bedroom suite, which features exposed beamed ceilings, a fireplace, a walk-in closet, and a bathroom with two vanities and a soaking tub.

According to the description, there are numerous patios and gardens outside, as well as stone walks, water features, sycamore trees, and the magnificent rear. A two-story guest house with two suites and a 60-foot lap pool is also there.