Inside Ruby Rose’s Aussie retreat after Hollywood exit

In 2021, Rose forked out $US2.6 million ($A3.7 million) for a home in the Valley Village area of Los Angeles.

The property features four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a swimming pool.

Just before her Valley Village upgrade, the DJ-turned-actress offloaded her Sherman Oaks residence for $US2.1million ($A2.8million).

Rose purchased the dwelling in 2017 for $US1.8million ($A2.4million), pocketing a tidy profit of $300,000.

The DJ-turned-actress offloaded her Sherman Oaks residence for $US2.1million. Picture: Supplied

Rose purchased the dwelling in 2017 for $US1.8million. Picture: Supplied

Nestled on bushland by the coast, the property features black wood, glass walls and a triangle window with metal beams, leading to views of the water.

The Batwoman star previously told a fan the retreat is in “a secret magical place in Victoria”.

It is not known if Rose owns the residence, if it belongs to her family or if she rents it for when she’s in Australia.

Rose reportedly maintains a second residence in Australia, a futuristic cabin tucked away in Victoria. Picture: Ruby Rose/Instagram

The Batwoman star previously told a fan the retreat is in “a secret magical place in Victoria”. Picture: Ruby Rose/Instagram

Rose, who launched her career as a model, DJ and TV host for MTV Australia, moved to Hollywood in 2013.

The actress shot to fame with her breakout role as Stella Carlin in Orange Is The New Black.

She went on to star in blockbusters including Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, xXx: Return of Xander Cage, John Wick: Chapter 2, Pitch Perfect 3 and The Meg before landing the part of Kate Kane in Batwoman.

After the end of season one, Rose controversially quit the superhero series in 2020.

She publicly alleged she had been subjected to bad working conditions on the set, and was “forced” back to work after suffering a neck injury.

In July 2021, Rose gave a different reason, saying she had a latex allergy, which made filming difficult.

Ruby Rose as Kate Kane in Batwoman. Picture: Elizabeth Morris/The CW

Stephen Amell as Barry Allen/The Flash and Ruby Rose as Kate Kane/Batwoman in a scene from Arrow’s DC Crossover. Picture: Foxtel

However, around October 2021, Rose posted a series of Instagram Stories, making accusations of abusive behaviour, negligence, and dangerous on-set conditions.

“I’m going to tell the whole world what really happened to me on that set,” she wrote, tagging the show’s production company.

Rose alleged the then-President of Warner Bros. TV, Peter Roth, had hired a private investigator on her.

She claimed the executive forced her back to work just 10 days after back surgery.

The actress later confirmed she was fired, stating: “I DO NOT QUIT, they ruined Kate Kane and they destroyed Batwoman, not me.”

She also told fans to stop asking her if she “will return to that awful show”.

“I wouldn’t return for any amount of money nor if a gun were to my head,” said Rose in her scathing Instagram Story rebuke.

The actress currently lives in Australia. Picture: Instagram