This month, Seth Rogen picked up a property in Los Angeles and is letting go of another, according to Variety. Rogen paid $2 million for a Spanish-style near West Hollywood, a replacement for an outgoing property he’s owned going on a decade, and which is now for sale for just under $1.7 million.

From the street, the new house is quaint and inviting; window awnings bring a bright, relaxed dimension to the cottage, and increase the invitational quality established by the tree-flanked front walk and dual entries.

Inside, the 1,500 square footer features dark plank hardwood, white walls and ceilings, and arched room transitions. Recessed fixtures add a dash of the contemporary to the renovation, but the star of the show is the mission-style fireplace in the living room, a carefully conceived and executed centerpiece that draws the eye again and again. The kitchen overhaul focused on a simple balance of elegance and cottage charm, warm and cool, with glossy stone tile floors, white cabinetry, a pair of unassuming milk glass pendants, and a cool-toned tile backsplash.

The home’s bedrooms fare well, considering that there are 4 in the home’s 1,500 square-foot footprint; none is particularly cramped, and the master’s large set of French doors swing wide for a good dose of morning liberation. Outside, a nicely composed collection of pool, patio space, and elevated spa awaits, with a pool house nestled up against a property line boasting aquamarine tile floors and a salon-like layout.

Rogen, the aging voice of millennial resistance to millennial angst, is off and running with a cannabis business: it’s called Houseplant, and it was co-founded by the actor, writer and director last year.