Accomplished actor and producer Mark Damon recently listed his Los Angeles-area home for $10.899 million.

Damon—who is best known for his roles in midcentury flicks “House of Usher” and “Johnny Yuma”—has called the property home for decades. The sprawling Tudor-style mansion is situated on 2.2 acres in the Beverly Hills Post Office area.

The home’s sense of space is striking. The 10,692-square-foot home has six bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms, and sports 20′ ceilings. Many of the 1972-built residence’s original features remain, including plenty of wood paneling, beamed ceilings, walnut flooring, distressed oak, brick, and imported accents. A headboard from a 300-year-old Italian church in the master suite is one of the more interesting features.

The home’s style is a mix of rustic styles, with the exposed beams of a Spanish eclectic, exterior features which are reminiscent of an English manor, and even a Japanese-inspired space with wood sourced from that country.

Beyond high-end materials and accenting, there is plenty of room to host friends and family across several informal and formal living and dining spaces. The gourmet kitchen is also equipped for entertaining with a large center island.

The property exterior features a long driveway as a relaxing preamble to the home, as well as a mahogany deck, large brick patio and motor court, swimming pool and spa, and sprawling canyon views.