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Brad Pitt if officially bidding farewell to his Los Feliz, California compound after owning and remodeling it for nearly three decades.
The actor, 59, recently sold it for $39million which is a far cry from the $1.7million he shelled out when he bought the home from horror icon Elvira back in 1994, as per TMZ.
The property was originally listed for $45million in January, but it's unclear what led to the price drop.
Pitt famously resided in the home with his ex-wife Angelina Jolie and their six kids prior to their 2016 split, but he also occupied it independently for many years.
The Fight Club actor is said to be making the move from Los Angeles to a $40million abode in the small beach city of Carmel in Northern California.
Moving on: Brad Pitt if officially bidding farewell to his sprawling Los Feliz compound after owning and remodeling it for nearly three decades; Pitt seen in January
The actor, 59, recently sold it for $39million which is a far cry from the $1.7million he shelled out when he bought the home from horror icon Elvira back in 1994, as per TMZ
The impressive Hollywood Hills estate is nestled in a gated community and rich with history that spans over 110 years.
It was reportedly built by an oil baron back in 1910 and is the place where rock legend Jimmy Hendrix penned his 1967 hit May This Be Love.
Brad has spent years renovating and building new additions to the property with a team of world-class architects and designers.
The Interview With A Vampire star was said to have been very involved in the designing process as to create his perfect abode.
To expand the acreage, he purchased a number of adjacent lots.
The property's main house is a whopping 6,700 square feet with five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
The Californian craftsman-style abode has gray roofing and brick chimneys.
There is a cobblestone driveway that transitions to a walkway that leads straight to the front floor.
An abundance of trees and other lush landscaping allows for optimal privacy.
The property was originally listed with a $45million asking price in January, but it's unclear what led to the price drop
