Trulia, Kevork Djansezian/Getty ImagesLooks like Tom Hanks is ready to cast away two of his big homes.
That's right, the two-time Oscar winner is making waves in the real estate market by selling not one, but two side-by-side mansions in the celeb-friendly Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles. The combined value of the listings is $18 million, in case you're looking for a packaged deal.
The "cheaper" of the two is on the market for $8.75 million and is a 3,930 square-foot, Spanish-style abode with four bedrooms and five bathrooms.
The classic 1930s-style house boasts stunning high beamed ceilings, glossy finished wooden floors, a large kitchen, gorgeous tile-work and lots of foliage on the grounds for extra privacy.
And to top it off, the lush outdoor space has a stunning view of the Santa Monica Mountains.
But when you're selling mansions two at a time like Hanks, a great view is practically a given.
Time to break out your dream boards, because the second home is equally gorgeous.
The 1950s English country-style manor is a 7,260 square-foot marvel with seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms. This classically style home is equipped with hardwood floors, ample sunlight, french doors, high ceilings and an even larger outdoor space than the first.
The country home is tucked away in a gated area and has a long driveway, because when you're a high-profile man like Hanks, privacy is a must.
He originally bought this house for $5.7 million in 2003, so with the current listing price of $9.25 million will fetch a pretty profit, minus whatever work Hanks and wife Rita Wilson may have put into the high-end finishes.
This isn't the first time the real-estate savvy star has won big from flipping homes. In 1988 he bought a home for $1.9 million and 25 years later sold it for $5.2 million in 2013.
Although he's selling two of his properties, don't think Hanks is checking into a hotel or anything. He and Wilson live in a 14,500-square-foot home with ocean views, also in the Pacific Palisades, that they bought in 2010 for $26.1 million; plus they own a smaller home on a contiguous lot to their main residence, as well as two more houses in the Palisades, a getaway beach house in Malibu and a vacation home in Sun Valley, Idaho.
When he's not dealing in real estate, Hanks is acting away, with the based-on-a-true-story Sully and the Da Vinci Code sequel Inferno coming to theaters this fall. Take a closer look at Hanks' two homes here!