Cindy Crawford's son Presley Gerber's Hollywood Hills home is listed for $3.5million... nearly two months after his tragic death at age 27

Presley Gerber's Hollywood Hills home has been listed on the market, nearly two months after his tragic death at age 27. 

The late son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber passed away on September 20 at the rehab facility Resolutions Living in Santa Monica after he had checked in the night before. 

Gerber's residence was put on the market on Friday for $3.595 million, per real estate records obtained by TMZ. 

The star had initially purchased the mid-century property back in 2023 for $3.4 million. 

Daily Mail has reached out to representatives of the Gerber family, but has yet to hear back. 

The 3,000 square foot home includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a separate guest house. 

The property is surrounded by greenery for privacy and offers views of the canyons nearby. A pool and jacuzzi are also located in the backyard. 

The house was built in 1955, per Architectural Digest, and is situated on a half-acre lot. 

Both Crawford and husband Rande were seen visiting their late son's home in the wake of his death on more than one occasion.

Gerber's sister Kaia and his parents have since spoken out after his heartbreaking passing. 

Last month, his sibling shared an emotional post to Instagram while grieving the loss of her brother. 

She wrote, 'prez, i don't have the words... how naive of me to believe that language could transcend grief.' 

Kaia added, 'I've read all of the books and i have none of the answers. my articulation is no match against this, the magnitude of losing you... i am, quite literally, down on my f***ing knees.'

'You know how much i loved being your sister. it has always been, and will forever be, my favorite thing about myself,' she continued. 'I came into this world with a white-knuckle grip around you. 

'I had more love for you than i knew what to do with. and now that it has nowhere obvious to go, i'm certain it's going to swallow me whole.'

Kaia wrapped up the post in calling her late sibling her 'best buddy,' 'great protector,' and 'one true love of my life.

'You lit all of my candles and took all of my monsters away. and i love you. and i love you. and i love you. only you know how much. thank you for being here.'

The family also said in a separate statement that they were 'beyond heartbroken to lose our beloved son and brother.'

They added, 'We feel so blessed to have had Presley in our lives for 27 years. He is a sweet, beautiful soul who loved and is loved, now and forever.

'We are so proud of how he showed up in the world, with kindness and vulnerability. We are grateful for the outpouring of love and support from so many who know and love our family and even strangers who feel our pain.'

They ended the post in saying, 'Til we meet again our sweet boy. We love you forever, Mom, Dad and Kaia.'

The moving statements came in the wake of Gerber's death after he was found unresponsive September 20 at the Santa Monica, California rehabilitation facility Resolutions Living, where he had checked in hours before.

Authorities have not yet released the official cause of Gerber's death, as the Santa Monica Police Department is probing it as a suspected drug overdose.

The County of Los Angeles Department of Medical Examiner said in a statement on September 21 that paramedics pronounced Presley dead at 9:45 a.m. the day before.

An examination had been performed on Gerber 'and the cause and manner of death have been deferred,' authorities said.

The deferred cause 'means additional testing and/or studies were requested in order to make a determination,' and 'can take a few months before a cause of death is determined.'

Over the past weekend, Kaia shared a quote on Instagram expressing her sadness over the passing of her brother. 

The model uploaded an image of a stack of books that touched on loss, along with a quotation from late writer Joan Didion's 2005 book The Year of Magical Thinking.

It read, 'Grief, when it comes, is nothing we expect it to be. Grief has no distance.

'Grief comes in waves, paroxysms, sudden apprehensions that weaken the knees and blind the eyes and obliterate darkness.'