Game Of Thrones star Lena Headey puts her plush five-bedroom Los Angeles pad complete with an outdoor pool and shower on sale for $1.9million

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Game of Thrones star Lena Headey is set to sell her home in Los Angeles for a huge $1.945million.

The plush five-bedroom pad located in Sherman Oaks in San Fernando Valley comes complete with a huge pool and outdoor shower and boasts a modern open-plan design. 

The actress, 43, is thought to now be seeking pastures new and is believed to make a nifty profit of just over $1million on the house after just three years.

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Up for sale: Lena Headey, 43, is selling her Los Angeles home complete with a huge swimming pool for $1.945million 

Records show that Lena - who is most known for her role as frosty queen mother Cersei Lannister on the hit HBO series - had initially snapped up the property for less than half of its now asking price, forking out $790,000 for the place. 

Prospective buyers can expect five bedrooms and four bathrooms as well as 2,900 square feet of living space. 

The striking residence has a huge garden that includes a large saltwater swimming pool, along with multiple seating areas, an outdoor shower and pretty fairy light lighting overhead. 

The modern-style house has moved away from its original 1950s design, thanks to its open-plan layout and includes vaulted ceilings, bright artistic tiling and reclaimed wooden floors. 

Moving on: The actress is thought to now be seeking pastures new and is believed to make a nifty profit of just over $1million on the house after just three years

Luxury: The plush five-bedroom pad located in Sherman Oaks in San Fernando Valley comes complete with a huge pool and outdoor shower and boasts a modern open-plan design

Comfort: It appears Lena has injected her quirky sense of style into the place, with its living area featuring a brick fireplace, wooden beams across the ceiling and retro-inspired furnishings

And it appears Lena has injected her quirky sense of style into the place, with its living area featuring a brick fireplace, wooden beams across the ceiling and retro-inspired furnishings. 

The kitchen, meanwhile, is equipped with clean-cut white surfaces, a shimmering metallic backsplash and an island perfect for hosting guests.

It also makes for a very private residence, with white horizontal fencing encasing the property, along with a plethora of privacy hedges. 

Nice: The striking residence has a huge garden that includes a large saltwater swimming pool, along with multiple seating areas and pretty fairy light lighting overhead

Stunning: Outside potential buyers can find a funky outdoor shower, while inside the pad boasts reclaimed wooden floors

Secure: It also makes for a very private residence, with white horizontal fencing encasing the property, along with a plethora of privacy hedges

Despite spending her younger years in the UK in Somerset and West Yorkshire, Lena now resides in the States following her glittering acting career. 

Speaking about her Los Angeles home in Dwell magazine last year, Lena revealed she had wanted to create a 'relaxing, kid-friendly space that reminds her of Ibiza' - her favourite place. 

Lena is mother to seven-year-old son Wylie Loughran whom she shares with her ex-husband Peter Loughran - their divorce was finalised in December 2013.

Modern: The modern-style house has moved away from its original 1950s design, thanks to its open-plan layout and includes vaulted ceilings and bright artistic tiling throughout

Chic: The kitchen, meanwhile, is equipped with clean-cut white surfaces, a shimmering metallic backsplash and an island perfect for hosting guests

Open: The house comes complete with five spacious bedrooms

She is also mum to two-year-old daughter Teddy with director Dan Cadan. 

Addressing her home, she said: 'In England, we live in boxes that you pay millions for... so when I got to LA, I was like, "My god, everything is huge." I just wanted the house to feel like I’m on holiday.'

'There are no goblets, but there are some wine glasses,' she joked in reference to her Game of Thrones role. 

Fun: Speaking about her Los Angeles home in Dwell magazine last year, Lena revealed she had wanted to create a 'relaxing, kid-friendly space that reminds of her Ibiza'

Mother-of-two: She is mum to seven-year-old son Wylie and two-year-old daughter Teddy from two previous relationships

Surprise:  Lena previously shared her excitement over the vast amounts of space her LA property has, quipping: 'In England, we live in boxes you pay millions for'

Well-equipped: As well as multiple bedrooms, the house includes 4.5 bathrooms too

Prior to Game of Thrones, she had starred in a series of movies and has enjoyed lead roles in films such as 300, alongside Gerard Butler, and The Brothers Grimm, but it was her addition to the HBO series that saw her shoot to prominence.

The starlet reportedly became one of the highest paid actors on television in 2017 - earning £2million per episode during seasons seven and eight of the show.

And putting her fame to good use, Lena chose to raise awareness of mental health, speaking candidly about her own struggles with anxiety and depression publicly on Twitter in April earlier this year. 

The acting talent was prompted to speak out about her own experiences after a fan asked her if she ever feels insecure.

Success: The starlet reportedly became one of the highest paid actors on television in 2017 - earning £2million per episode during seasons seven and eight of Game of Thrones

She responded: 'I overthink for sure. I am familiar with depression. I get HUGE anxiety. Insecure, not really.'

Lena then followed up her tweet with a series of further posts that read: 'Anxiety is a beast. You have to talk to beasts. Release them back into the wild. Easier said than done I know but still. Good to Practice.'

She explained why she thought mental health struggles had become more widespread, while reassuring her fans about her own well-being, as she continued: 'Anxiety. Depression. It's real and it's chemical. It's also spiritual... stay with me everyone (and before you ask, yes I'm ok).

'Anxiety is a beast': Lena has used her fame to raise awareness of mental health issues, speaking candidly of her previous battle with anxiety on Twitter in April

'Globally, we see constant destruction of human lives. Which, no matter your belief, has an effect. 

'If we scale it back to family and community, it's been lost to greed and aspiration, no wonder we have anxiety, no wonder we overthink... We're slammed with b******t.'

She then linked her anxiety to feelings of 'not being enough', but was quick to add: 'You are enough... in fact, you're who you're meant to be which is BEAUTIFUL.

'Let's REMEMBER that. Don't be afraid to let someone really SEE you. Magic happens when you are vulnerable and truthful and HUMAN.'

Support: She reassured fans to speak out about their own troubles, leaving them with a slew of reassuring words that read: 'You are enough'

Her tweets had garnered thousands of likes and re-tweets, with many feeling inclined to share their own tales of anxiety and depression in reply.  

Lean, meanwhile, had previously spoken about her battle against depression, telling More magazine that she hasn't struggled with the condition in a long time.  

'I think some people’s brains are just wired that way if you’re a thinker. People who never get anxious always amaze me,' she said. 

'The world could be breaking up and they’re saying, "Everything’s fine!" Getting older and having kids, you learn how to become less serious about it all.'

Much-loved role: Her addition to HBO series Game of Thrones as queen regent Cersei Lannister saw her shoot to prominence following several lead movie roles