Academy Award-winning actress Sandra Bullock has finally seen her Tybee Island retreat into the Georgia sunset. It’s been a long road to a closing—the compound made up of two beach houses first entered the market as a rental back in the winter of 2017, then as a for-sale listing about two years later.

The listing’s initial ask of $6.5 million for the main house was gradually whittled down to $3.1 million prior to the final sale price. The smaller guesthouse fetches another $1.1 million.

The waterfront property is something of an expression of the area’s cosmopolitan seafaring history, with clapboard, a rail-like gallery balustrade, and a crow’s nest among the details of the home and its companion cottage. The design sensibility of the 3,360 square-footer reaches back to the 1920s, with an airy beach cottage feel via screen porches, plentiful glass, brick accents, and clerestories in the double-height great room.

The property measures about 1.6 acres. A pool is one form of available refreshment on the little estate; a short barefoot walk to the private beach provides another.

Bullock’s upcoming projects include Lost City of D, with Channing Tatum.