Bradley Cooper Lists First Home He Ever Bought, a Charming Venice Bungalow, for $2.4 Million — See Inside!

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The A Star Is Born actor's house features a quiet backyard with a hot tub and fire pit

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Bradley Cooper is saying goodbye to his laid-back Venice Beach, Calif., home.

The actor has listed his charming bungalow for $2.4 million. It was his first property purchase, when he paid a reported $1.1 million for it back in 2004, a representative for the listing agency tells PEOPLE.

Coming in at just over 1,500 square feet, the two-bedrooms, two-bathroom property has plenty of natural light, despite being draped in lush vines and wisteria. It also features an impeccably manicured backyard.

In a statement shared with PEOPLE, listing agent Diana Braun of Compass, calls the the indoor-outdoor layout of the home "one-of-a-kind" and perfect for hosting.

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"Situated in an ideal spot for those who enjoy the California beach lifestyle, it boasts enticing amenities such as a fire pit, jacuzzi and outdoor living space," she says. The space also includes a built-in barbecue and water feature.

Braun notes another plus is that the property features a rare level of "seclusion," including a quiet backyard for buyers looking for a relaxed atmosphere.

Cooper worked with interior designer Santillana de Chanaleilles, who helped bring a "natural and raw" look to the home, which features reclaimed wood ceilings, along with concrete and wood flooring, according to the listing.

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Related:Bradley Cooper's' A Star is Born' Character Lived in this Stunning Real-Life House - See Inside

The coastal vibe of the Venice Beach spot is reminiscent of the real house that served as Bradley Cooper's troubled character's home in A Star is Born.

The 2,986-square-foot home where the fictional singer Jackson Maine lived in the movie — and which played host to its dramatic final scene — is a single-story midcentury property in Calabasas, California.

Originally built in 1973 by Douglas Rucker, the light-filled home was then renovated in 2015 by Dan Meis, Curbed reported in 2018. The architect also designed a house for Kris Kristofferson, who starred in the 1976 version of A Star Is Born with Barbra Streisand.

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Cooper's house consists of an open great room that leads into a dining area and modern kitchen, complete with a concrete breakfast bar.

The living room, features a fireplace and has French doors that lead out to the whimsical yet sophisticated backyard. The garden's pergola and pillars are draped in greenery framing an al fresco dining area.

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Potential buyers can enjoy the best of both worlds when it comes to the bedrooms, which both have wall-spanning retractable glass doors that open to the outdoors.

The spa-like bathroom has a clawfoot tub, terra cotta tile and a black metal-framed shower.

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Additional living space can be found inside the detached converted garage, which serves as a bonus room.

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