Brad Pitt Sells Los Feliz Estate For $39M: Reports

LOS ANGELES, CA — Brad Pitt recently sold the historic Los Feliz compound he's lived in for three decades, according to multiple reports.

Pitt sold the property in a $39 million off-market deal. He plans to move north to Carmel, California, TMZ reported.

Pitt bought the three-story Craftsman, built in 1910, in 1994 for $1.7 million from Cassandra Peterson, aka Elvira. He expanded the property into a full-blown two-acre compound over the years, scooping up four neighboring properties, according to Dirt.

Pitt turned one of the adjacent buildings into a tastefully modern studio/residence in 1998 in collaboration with Berlin design firm Graft.

"The formal language of the studio translates the haptic material quality of an adjacent guest house into a fusion of traditional Japanese and European proportion systems," reads Graft's description of the project.

"The studio grafts the Chigaidana of Japanese furniture with the European idea of the golden ratio. These ‘genetic codes’ infuse one another to create a new design language with its own syntactic, semantic, and phenomenological components."

Tall hedges and wooden gates offer complete privacy for the property, which boasts terraced gardens, a skatepark and side-by-side pools, according to Dirt.