Amber Heard has discreetly sold her house in the aftermath of the multi-million dollar verdict in her suit against former husband Johnny Depp.
Following the pair's defamation trial, which is posed to enter another legal phrase, the actor has found a buyer for her 2.4 hectare California home, banking $US1.1 million ($1.59 million).
She did the deal without publicly advertising it for sale, Dirt.com reported.
The sum represents a significant capital gain on the three-bedroom Yucca Valley house, which The Rum Dairy and Aquaman star bought in 2019 for $US570,000 ($826,000).
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US media has reported that Heard, 36, has been living in the Hamptons.
In June, a Virginia jury awarded Depp $US10.3 million ($14.75 million) in damages from Heard.
Depp sued Heard for libel over a December 2018 op-ed she wrote in The Washington Post describing herself as "a public figure representing domestic abuse".
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Heard has since appealed the court's decision and her lawyers have filed paperwork.
The high-profile, three-month trial was televised and exposed the nasty inner workings of their marriage, which ended in divorce in 2016.
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Heard sold the house in the most low-key manner possible, according to Dirt.com, proffering it off market. The buyer, who is not a celebrity Dirt said, paid cash.
The property has been Heard's home for some years. However, her place of residence only became public recently, during the civil trial against Depp.
Located in the glorious Mojave Desert, about 200km east of Los Angeles, the Yucca Valley not a typically A-lister area.
The town has 22,000 residents and is known for its art culture and for being close iconic destinations including Joshua Tree National Park and and Palm Springs.
Features of the home include a large open-plan kitchen, a living and dining area with vaulted ceilings, a fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows capturing views of the surrounding desert.
Another distinct addition to the property is a custom 34-metre bridge so residents can cross a bone-dry creek and access an elevated gazebo.
