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"A [celebrity-pedigreed home](https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/celebrities-selling-homes-to-other-celebrities) tucked into the Hollywood Hills is currently on the market for $2.985 million. The property, which comprises a single-story, three-bedroom, three-bathroom main house, a guest house, and a separate recording studio, belonged to actor Mark Ruffalo from 2004 to 2009. He sold it to Zooey Deschanel and her then-husband, Death Cab for Cutie singer/songwriter Ben Gibbard, who lived there until 2012 (their split may have facilitated [the sale](https://variety.com/2015/dirt/real-estalker/zooey-deschanel-lists-hollywood-hills-house-1201480717/) of the house).\n\nSituated on over half an acre, the 2,957-square-foot main house is fronted by a colorful red brick patio and opens onto a cozy front foyer with polished hardwood floors. A long hallway connects the front foyer to the airy living room, which boasts a cross-beam ceiling and a large brick fireplace. Doors on either side of the formal living room lead out onto the front patio and to the backyard garden. A set of stairs leads up to the formal dining room, which features a tray ceiling and similarly has access to both the front and back patios on either side.\n\n\n\n[#image: /photos/5e8e1459f65ced00098e21d7]|||In the kitchen, a stylish patterned floor is the focal point.|||\n\n\n\n[#externallink: /externallinks/5d7675af6c05d1000ae1dfc8]|||Discover AD PRO|||\n\nThe remodeled kitchen is aesthetically stunning, with patterned blue-and-white tile floors, a handcrafted La Cornue stove, white marble countertops and backsplash, and a long butcher block–topped center island. Brass faucets and handles give the space a trendy feel, while the corner window-lined breakfast banquette is both elegant and cozy. The master suite, located on the opposite end of the home, is colorful and fun, with a white-painted wood panel ceiling, crown molding, and leaf-patterned Martinique wallpaper. The master bathroom is similarly bright and inviting, with periwinkle blue walls and cabinets; it features a deep spa-style marble bath and separate glass-fronted shower.\n\n\n\n[#image: /photos/5e8e145cf65ced00098e21d8]|||There's a recording studio on the property.|||\n\nFun features of the home include a sun room with custom mill work banquette seating, a library with its own brick fireplace and built-in bookshelves and seats, and a built-in phone nook. A sweet garden with raised planters completes the home’s offerings.\n\n"
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