Inside Jared Leto’s massive $5M Hollywood Hills compound that used to be a WW2 military base – The Sun

JARED Leto lives in a $5 million Hollywood Hills compound that used to be a World War II military base.

The Dallas Buyers Club actor's sprawling home was once the Lookout Mountain Air Force Station, which documented atomic bombs tests through motion pictures and photography.

He bought the 50,000 square foot property in January 2015 for $5 million.

The building is secured with an electric gate with metal spikes on top, with a barbed wire fence surrounding the whole complex.

The property boasts an outdoor lagoon-like swimming pool, hot tub and lounge area at the back.

There's also an area with five fire pits and metal sculptures, a rooftop ping pong table and an original phone booth.

For his vehicles, there's a car park lit up by spotlights, which suggests there's an underground level.

The interiors are Eastern inspired, boasting Asian rugs, Ottomans and Japanese style cupboards.

The dining room itself is brightly coloured, with red overhead beams and large canvases on the walls.

The simple kitchen has a red tiles and is complimented by stainless-steel appliances.

There's a second dining room with doors to gain access to the outside, as well as a home cinema room with its own bath tub.

Art is a central theme of the house, with artworks scattered throughout and a petite theater painted avocado green.

All images were taken from a helicopter at legal height with a 70-200mm lens.

Jared Leto, 48 – known for his work on Suicide Squad, Blade Runner 2049 and band 30 Seconds to Mars – is currently dating 25-year-old model Valery Kaufman.

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