Jim Carrey is once again trimming the price of his Los Angeles estate, shaving off another $1 million and relisting the property for $18.75 million — after a prior deal collapsed.
The actor first put the Brentwood compound on the market in early 2023 for nearly $29 million, as The Post reported at the time.
Since then, it has undergone several price reductions before entering contract late last year.
That transaction ultimately fell through, and the property returned to market in February, according to Mansion Global.
Located along North Tigertail Canyon Road, the roughly 2-acre spread includes a modernized midcentury ranch house built in 1951.
Spanning more than 10,000 square feet, the mansion features five bedrooms, a curved sunroom and an Art Deco-inspired theater.
Outdoor amenities include a pool with a waterfall, a guest house, a tennis court, and a standalone structure dedicated to yoga and meditation.
Carrey, 63, acquired the home in 1994, during the peak of his rise to Hollywood stardom.
He emerged as a comedy icon in the mid-1990s with blockbuster hits like “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective,” “Dumb and Dumber” and “The Mask,” and later earned critical acclaim — and two Golden Globes — for his dramatic turns in “The Truman Show” and “Man on the Moon.”
The property narrowly avoided direct impact from the January wildfires in nearby Mandeville Canyon but was close enough to prompt evacuation.
Real estate professionals in the area say the fires contributed to a wave of insurance and financing uncertainties, with some pending sales, including Carrey’s, falling apart amid the heightened risk.
Carrey previously said he was letting go of the residence simply because he no longer spends much time there.
His listing agent, Graham J. Larson of Sotheby’s International Realty, declined to comment.