The 1922 Spanish Colonial-style house has a formal entry, a library/study, a  den, three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and 4,026 square feet of space in two  stories. Antiqued tile and stone, hand-carved wood and stenciled ceilings  maintain a vintage vibe.

The 1.5-acre sloping lot, enclosed by walls, features a lagoon-style swimming  pool, waterfalls and fountains. Stunning terraced gardens follow the hillside  down to the home, which has cityscape views.

The property was purchased by Pattinson in 2011 for $6.25 million. An earlier  owner of the house was Lakers great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Parsons also has listed his old Los Feliz house.

Priced at $1.85 million, the 1942 traditional home sits on a hillside with  city views. The 2,827 square feet of open-plan living space on two levels  includes a formal entry, an office, a breakfast area, three bedrooms and four  bathrooms.

There are fireplaces in the living room and dining room and on the entry  patio.

The actor bought the home in 2009 for $1.3 million.

Pattinson, 27, starred in the 2012 films “Cosmopolis”  and “Bel  Ami.” He will be in the upcoming films “Maps to the Stars” and “The  Rover.”

Parsons, 40, has won three Emmys and a Golden Globe award for his work on the  sitcom, which premiered in 2007. He will be in the upcoming TV movie “The Normal  Heart.”

David Gray of Partners Trust Beverly Hills was the listing agent for  Pattinson. Ronald Shore of Keller Williams represented Parsons.

Shore and Samuel Bernstein, also with Keller Williams, are Parsons’ listing  agents.

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