Jesse McCartney wants $2.79M for his light-filled LA home — lovingly dressed with stylish decorations

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He’s an actor. He’s a singer. He’s a fan of Taylor Swift. He’s a husband and a father. And he’s also a Los Angeles homeowner.

And now, Jesse McCartney — of “All My Children,” Dream Street and his own solo career — aims to sell his home in the Hollywood Hills for $2.79 million, The Post has learned.

Its sale would mark the end of an era for McCartney, who records show has owned the property since 2014. He bought it for $1.96 million, the records also show.

Jesse McCartney. Lacey Davey
The residence is a standout in its design. Cristiano Cruzio
Massive windows help flood the kitchen with sunlight. Cristiano Cruzio
The residence enjoys an open layout. Cristiano Cruzio

The three-bedroom, three-bath contemporary dwelling comes equipped with high ceilings capped by skylights — which flood the interior with light — as well as wide walls of glass. Its marketing images show its breathtakingly beautiful look, with a prominent facade that commands curb appeal — as well as stylishly decorated interiors, dressed with beamed ceilings and warm colors.

A chef’s kitchen anchors the 3,635-square-foot residence, delivering two islands, designer appliances and plenty of storage, all while opening to the living and dining areas of the home.

Sliding glass doors lead to the backyard hangout, featuring a pool, a spa and a garden.

The space lends itself to indoor/outdoor living. Cristiano Cruzio
A cozy den with space for gaming. Cristiano Cruzio
There’s even room for a bar. Cristiano Cruzio
A lovely bedroom capped by a skylight. Cristiano Cruzio
The spa-like bath retreat. Cristiano Cruzio
A pool and spa are shaded by trees. Cristiano Cruzio

Back inside, there’s a primary suite with two walk-in closets and a spa-like bath retreat with an integrated sauna.

It all stands in Laurel Canyon — with additional perks including a temperature-controlled wine room and garage space for four cars.

Melanie Haschek and Bryce Pennel of Douglas Elliman’s the Pennel Group have the listing. Haschek told The Post the listing comes at an opportune time.

“The Los Angeles real estate market is shifting into a more balanced phase,” she said. “Well-priced, move-in-ready homes are continuing to sell, especially in desirable areas, while overpriced listings are sitting longer. Overall, it’s a more normalized market where strategy and pricing really matter.”

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