“Breaking Bad” Star Aaron Paul Is Selling His Spanish-Style L.A. Home for $2.2M

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Once home to Brad Pitt, this 1931 West Hollywood property is topped with a rooftop terrace perfect for enjoying sunset views of the L.A. skyline.

A foyer near the entry leads into the home’s main living areas—including a spacious family room, kitchen, and dining room. Original exposed beams line the ceiling throughout.

The four-bedroom house at 8247 Roxbury Road has quite the star-studded resume. Formerly home to Academy Award–winner Brad Pitt, the 1931 property has served as the main residence of actor Aaron Paul and his wife, Lauren Parsekian, since 2012. The couple is now moving on from the hilltop home, having purchased fellow actor Jim Parson’s home in Los Feliz.

Known for playing the role of Jesse Pinkman in the hit series Breaking Bad, actor Aaron Paul bought the West Hollywood home with his wife, Lauren Parsekian, in 2012. Perched above Sunset Strip, the Spanish-style property provides privacy from the street level.

Known for playing the role of Jesse Pinkman in the hit series Breaking Bad, actor Aaron Paul bought the West Hollywood home with his wife, Lauren Parsekian, in 2012. Perched above Sunset Strip, the Spanish-style property provides privacy from the street level.

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Photo courtesy of Smith & Berg Partners of Compass

A foyer near the entry leads into the home’s main living areas—including a spacious family room, kitchen, and dining room. Original exposed beams line the ceiling throughout.

A foyer near the entry leads into the home’s main living areas—including a spacious family room, kitchen, and dining room. Original exposed beams line the ceiling throughout.

Photo courtesy of Smith & Berg Partners of Compass

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Set high above Sunset Strip, just a short stroll from the legendary luxury hotel Chateau Marmont, the Spanish-style home is a serene urban oasis with sweeping views of the L.A. cityscape.

Spread across 2,864 square feet, the restored home features four bedrooms and three full baths, as well as spacious living areas, an updated kitchen, a movie theater, and a tranquil outdoor seating area complete with a fountain and fire pit. Scroll ahead to see more of the dwelling, currently listed for $2,198,000.

Set next to the living room, the dining area offers direct access to the home's lush backyard. An oversized picture window invites an abundance of natural light inside.

Set next to the living room, the dining area offers direct access to the home’s lush backyard. An oversized picture window invites an abundance of natural light inside.

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Photo courtesy of Smith & Berg Partners of Compass

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