Photo: Tessa Neustadt

Tyler Blackburnis ready to let go of his California hideaway!
ThePretty Little Liarsalum has put his humble abode in the Atwater Village of Los Angeles on the market for $1.989 million. The historic 1920s property boasts three bedrooms and two bathrooms and sits behind high hedging and secured gating.
Alex Barad of Nourmand & Associates holds thelisting.
“It was the first house I was able to buy after pursuing acting from the age of 16. It was a massive creative endeavor that helped me to create beautiful life experiences for myself and people I love,” Blackburn, 36, said to PEOPLE. “I’m hoping the next people who live there get to experience the same and feel the creative love I put into the space.”
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Although remodeled, the charming Atwater Tudor spans 6,751 square feet and boasts a 1,645 square foot living area with a view of the outdoor greenery through its coveted ceilings and large windows.

The open floor plan allows a seamless connection to the dining area, which contains a well-appointed kitchen with modern appliances, ample storage space, and a stylish breakfast bar.
The home’s private master suite also contains touches of modern revamps, including an en-suite bathroom and closet. Its two additional bedrooms allow just as much room and versatility to be transformed into a guest room or home office.

Its exterior has also been revamped with a sauna, a Tesla charger, a vegetable garden, and a large converted garage featuring tall vaulted ceilings and La Cantina folding doors.
“The house is a true oasis. Tyler wanted to make sure his home would provide some respite from his day to day life, so he hired Johnston Vidal Projects to create a totally private tropical paradise - from the relaxing pool featuring Heath Tile, to the podocarpus hedges surrounding the entire property,” said Barad to PEOPLE. “To have that in Atwater Village, while still being steps away from all of the restaurants, shops, etc is virtually unfindable in this neighborhood.”
The actor has previouslybeen vocal about the importance of having a safe space.
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When his absence from season three and part of season four ofRoswell, New Mexicoin August, he acknowledged that “intense mental health issues” were primarily to blame.

“Alex is alive! Thank you to my knight in shining armor@MichaelVlamisand the incomparable@heatherhemmensfor her insane creativity, professionalism and patience,” Blackburn wrote in his three-part post. “Also, thank you to the @RoswellNMRoom and the entire crew of@CWRoswellNMfor helping me this season…”
He continued, “…I was dealing with intense health issues that lead to, at times, intense mental health issues during seasons 3 & 4. I had to step down from filming season 4 and every single person in the cast and crew, as well as everyone at@warnerbrosand@TheCWshowed so much compassion.”
Blackburn concluded, “I am forever grateful to the human beings that made up this show.”
source: people.com