Jim Carrey Finds a Buyer for the L.A. Home He’s Owned for 30 Years

Actor Jim Carrey has found a buyer for his Los Angeles mansion after knocking almost $10 million off the original asking price. The 10,954-square-foot home in Brentwood went into contract this week.

It was most recently asking $19.75 million, down from $28.9 million when the property was first listed in early 2023.

Carrey purchased the five-bedroom home in 1994, the same year he starred in three Hollywood hits, “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective,” “Dumb and Dumber” and “The Mask.”

It’s located on a 2-acre property and includes a guest house, an Art Deco-style theater, a round sunroom surrounded by French doors, and a treetop yoga and meditation platform.

Built in 1951, the interior of the ranch-style home includes vaulted ceilings, six fireplaces, brick walls and polished hardwood floors.

In the rear of the home, an imperial brick staircase from a spacious patio leads to a pool area with its own waterfall.

Pathways lead to various gardens and wooded areas, and another staircase leads to a tennis court, according to the listing with Janelle Friedman and Graham J. Larson of Sotheby’s International Realty.

The home was on the market for more than a year before being removed in August when it was asking $21.5 million, then relisted in September for $19.75 million.

(The five-bedroom home is located on a 2-acre lot.Google Maps)

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