Vanderpump Rules’ Scheana Shay’s $2.5m Sherman Oaks home revealed in aerial pics after husband Brock ‘signs over rights’ - minhnhi

The five-bedroom home features a massive driveway and sparkling pool with a hot tub

VANDERPUMP Rules star Scheana Shay's $2.5million Sherman Oaks home has been revealed in new aerial pics exclusively obtained by The U.S. Sun.

Scheana, 38, signed the deed on her new home in January and a few days later, her husband Brock, 33, granted her sole ownership.

The VPR notable took out a $1,999,999 30-year mortgage on the house that ultimately sold for $2,535,000.

Located in Sherman Oaks, her and Brock's new abode has five bedrooms, five baths and over 3,800 square feet of space - with the entire lot taking up over 6,400 square feet.

In aerial pics exclusively obtained by The U.S. Sun, the massive mansion can be seen on the corner of a street that's located in a quiet and secluded neighborhood.

The two-story modern home has a greenish grey exterior, grey roofing and numerous square white windows.

The couple's garage is situated in the front of the house and is introduced by a wide brick driveway that has enough space for two vehicles.

In the back of the house, there is well kempt landscaping, a rectangular pool and separate section for the hot tub.

Photos show that a white fence and tall bushes cover the side of the house to ensure privacy for the reality stars.

DETAILS OF HOME

The Sherman Oaks home was built in 2016 and exudes contemporary design with expert craftsmanship.

According to the real estate listing, Scheana and Brock's mansion features European white oak hardwood floors, decorative tile, a custom built balustrade staircase, 3D feature wall, marble counters throughout and double-pane windows with plantation shutters.

The open floor plan includes a bright living room, stone veneer fireplace and family room with French doors.

The gourmet kitchen boasts an oversized walk-in pantry, a butler's pantry with a wine fridge, soft close cabinets, a huge center island and Viking Professional appliances such as an eight-burner stove.

Scheana and Brock's massive primary suite includes vaulted ceilings, two large custom walk-in closets and even a balcony and fireplace.

Furthermore, their master bath has dual vanity, a soaking tub and an over-sized rain shower.

The TV personalities, who are parents to daughter Summer Moon, are sure to feel secure in their mansion with full Smart Home monitoring with security in the interior and exterior, per the listing.

DIVORCE PLANNING?

The U.S. Sun reported that Brock signed an Interspousal Transfer Grant Deed that essentially means he agreed to have the home completely in Scheana's name as her sole and separate property.

After speaking with a Los Angeles-based family law attorney, The U.S. Sun has learned that this specific legal document could mean that the couple is bankruptcy planning or divorce planning since it's not something all California couples sign when purchasing new property.

"The interspousal transfer grant deed is just a fancy name for quitclaim deed for married couples," attorney Goldie Schon explained.

"Usually when a spouse signs this, it is part of an agreement and a divorce.

"In Scheana and Brock's case, it might be that they're divorce planning."

SCHEANA SPEAKS OUT

While on Jeff Lewis' podcast on February 22, Scheana spoke out addressing Brock's grant deed transfer.

"It was just, I put the down payment down, and he was like, 'You know what? The next property that we buy together, both of our names will be on,'" she revealed.

"But for now, I am the breadwinner and he respects that."

She continued, "I mean, it's our family home. He's the one doing all of the work over there right now. I'm not doing s**t. I'm just paying the mortgage."

Jeff then asked, "And he's not after you for your money?"

"No and we have a prenup. I mean, he knew what happened in our first marriage, so when we got married, he didn't even question anything," Scheana replied.

"He was like, 'Whatever you want. I want to be with you because I want to be with you. I don't care about anything else.

"So whatever's going to make you feel the most safe, I will sign whatever you need to.'"

Scheana went on to say that right now he's he's getting into producing and is developing two TV shows - "one is car based and one is rugby based."

Brock previously owned F45 gyms in San Diego and was working on a fitness app that didn't end up seeing the light of day.