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Jim Carrey sells Malibu home after taking low $13.4 million offer

By CAROLINE LEE, UPI.com
Actor Jim Carrey (R) attends a hand & footprint ceremony honoring actress Jane Fonda as part of the TCM Classic Film Festival, at TCL Chinese Theatre in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles on April 27, 2013. At left is Fonda's boyfriend, record producer Richard Perry. UPI/Jim Ruymen
Actor Jim Carrey (R) attends a hand & footprint ceremony honoring actress Jane Fonda as part of the TCM Classic Film Festival, at TCL Chinese Theatre in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles on April 27, 2013. At left is Fonda's boyfriend, record producer Richard Perry. UPI/Jim Ruymen | License Photo

After two years on the market, Jim Carrey has finally sold his Malibu home.

The "Dumb and Dumber" star bought the three-bedroom, 2,866 square-foot home in 2002 for $9.75 million. Homes in Carrey's Malibu neighborhood are a hot commodity among celebrities, but the house's comparatively small size made it less appealing to potential buyers.

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He first listed the oceanfront home in 2011 for $18 million, but could not get the offer he wanted. In fact, he took the house off the market for some time in 2012 and relisted it at $13.95 million. He ended up selling for $13.4 million -- $4.6 less than his original price -- but Carrey was at least able to turn a profit.

The area has been home to the Spielbergs and Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, who just snapped up the home of former Yahoo! CEO Terry Semel.

Carrey's former home is a contemporary window-filled property that fits in a view of the ocean wherever possible. It features multiple decks, a hot tub, a fully-updated kitchen with high-end finishes and an outdoor shower.

Carrey is reported to be looking to uproot himself and move to Manhattan as he looks at real estate there, including a $19 million ClockTower penthouse in Brooklyn. The DUMBO penthouse is currently home to Esquire's 7,000-square-foot bachelor pad showhouse.

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That property is listed by the Kleiers, celebrity realtors of HGTV's "Selling New York."

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