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Jared Leto at the 89th Academy Awards - Oscars Vanity Fair Party - in Beverly Hills, California, Feb. 26, 2017. Reuters

It looks as if Jared Leto might be looking to solely focus on his palatial compound in Laurel Canyon. The actor and singer listed his other Los Angeles home for $1.99 million.

The actor and “30 Seconds To Mars” frontman is selling his mid-century, 4,000 square foot home through Modern Living LA, a division of John Aaroe Group.

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Jared Leto's Hollywood Hills home is for sale. Photo Courtesy of PJ McMullan from Shooting LA

The vine-covered home, located in the Hollywood Hills, sits on a 12,485 square foot lot. The four-bedroom, 3-bath residence was said to have once belonged to entertainer Jimmy Durante, according to the listing, and features large rooms and living space. The home even comes equipped with its own recording studio.

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The recording studio at Jared Leto's home in Los Angeles. Photo Courtesy of PJ McMullan from Shooting LA

The two-story home was definitely built for entertaining. Outside, the property boasts a fire pit, built-in barbecue, a lagoon-style pool, and a large patio and lawn area.

Leto originally purchased the home for $1.65 million in 2006, and reportedly listed the home last year for about the same asking price.

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A bedroom from Jared Leto's Hollywood Hills home. Photo Courtesy of PJ McMullan from Shooting LA

Leto made headlines for a major home purchase in 2015 when he bought the Laurel Canyon compound. The home, which was a converted military compound, cost the celebrity $5 million when he bought it in January 2015. Online real estate site Trulia rumored the space to be about 50,000 square feet with eight bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. The compound also had gallery spaces, a long pool and a spiral staircase.

The purchase left many wondering what Leto might be planning on doing with the space. Variety reported that the compound was formerly used as a headquarter location for photographers and filmmakers that were involved in the creation of classified “training films and documented military research on atomic bomb tests.” That property, referred to as the Lookout Mountain Laboratory, was built in the 1940s.