Oscar winner Emma Stone lists a beautiful 1920s LA home for $4 million – almost double the $2.3 million she paid for the property in 2019

Less than a week after Emma Stone won a prestigious Golden Globe Award, the Hollywood actress has decided to put her Los Angeles home up for sale for a whopping $3.995 million.

The house was purchased by Stone in 2019 for $2.3 million, meaning the actor will be far from penniless if the property finds a buyer.

Nestled in the picturesque Comstock Hills, a suburban enclave in the city's Westwood neighborhood, the 3,276-square-foot home isn't your average celebrity compound.

The property appears to exude Stone's signature look and sees her embrace a Spanish style throughout the home, combined with pops of color and captivating patterns from the wallpaper to the ceilings.

Stone has put her home up for sale less than a week after winning a prestigious Golden Globe award. She was pictured at the AFI Awards in LA on Friday night

The house underwent renovation after its purchase in 2019. The exposed beamed ceilings have been preserved

The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home was built in 1926 and features vaulted, double-height ceilings in the kitchen

Stone, 35, who owns property in Austin, Texas, and an apartment in New York City, used the house while she worked in LA and lived there with her husband, writer-director Dave McCrary, 38, and their daughter Louise, who is almost three.

After purchasing the house five years ago, she made some major renovations, expanding the kitchen and adding a guesthouse.

Even then, she made a conscious decision to maintain the home's original architectural details, including a charming beamed ceiling and tiled courtyard that adds a touch of old-world charm to the home.

When it comes to celebrity real estate, opulence often takes center stage, but Stone's decision to maintain the authenticity of her home's design is a refreshing move.

The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home was built in 1926 and features vaulted, double-height ceilings in the kitchen and a grassy front yard outside.

Stone's decision to maintain the authenticity of her home's design is a refreshing departure from the usual celebrity homes that can seem sterile

The property appears to exude Stone's signature look, embracing a Spanish style throughout the home, combined with pops of color and captivating patterns.

Built in 1926, the house has retained its unique style almost a century later

The Academy Award winner chose to retain the original architectural features of a tiled courtyard

The plot comes complete with a newly built separate guest house with a living room, kitchen and bedroom with laundry room.

The Sotheby's listing suggests the guest structure could also be configured as a home office.

Listing agent Eric Lavey of Sotheby's International Realty thinks the house won't be on the market for long.

“The sub-$5 million category in LA, in high-demand locations, is one of the most vibrant markets,” he told the WJ.

This home immediately appears to be more of a canvas that reflects Stone's personal style and artistic sensibilities in the heart of Los Angeles.

Last year, Stone sold a mid-century home in Malibu for about $4.4 million.

Emma Stone (pictured) plays Bella, a mature but simple woman living under the care of a prominent Scottish surgeon

The actress is booked and busy after the huge success of her performance in Yorgos Lanthimos' latest film Poor Things

The actress is booked and busy after the huge success of her performance in Yorgos Lanthimos' latest film Poor Things, which she also produced.

Her critically acclaimed role as Bella Baxter earned her a Desert Palm Achievement Award at the 35th Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards earlier last week, as well as Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture at the Golden Globes.

Now she's one of the top contenders to win Best Actress at the upcoming Oscars – which take place on March 10 – going head-to-head with Lily Gladstone, Margot Robbie and Carey Mulligan.

Emma currently has 11/8, according to The ScotCarey Mulligan has 13/2 for her portrayal of Felicia Montealegre in Maestro.

Margot Robbie has odds of 14/1 for her critically acclaimed Barbie performance, while Greta Live is at 18/1 for her role in romantic drama Past Lives.