Charlie Puth, a singer and musician, has put his stunning midcentury modern home in Beverly Hills on the market for an amazing $17 million.

The house is 4,800 square feet and sits on almost half an acre of land. TMZ says that the singer bought the 1965 home for $9 million in 2017. If he gets his asking price, that’s about $8 million in pay, which isn’t bad.

The builder who designed the newly restored home is Rex Lotery. It is one of only a few two-story homes in the high-end Trousdale Estates neighborhood. The lottery also came up with the idea for Elvis and Priscilla Presley’s nearby home.

Vintage vibes

Style, convenience, and privacy collide at this gated, four-bedroom, five-bath, luxury address. For starters, a light-lined motor court leads to the home’s striking facade, which is crafted from stone, concrete, glass, and wood.

Oversized double doors lead to the foyer, where the floating stairs and soaring ceilings make a real statement.

The two-level living room features floor-to-ceiling windows and built-in wood shelving. This area is steps from a separate sitting space, complete with a fireplace.

Meanwhile, the kitchen has a marble waterfall center island, marvelous stone walls, and warm-wood cabinets. Commercial appliances and a hidden refrigerator are also nice details.

Off to the side, there’s a dining nook with a sculptural chandelier.

Impressive details

Each bedroom is bright and spacious. One even has wraparound windows and recessed lighting. The primary bathroom is also snazzy: It has a massive stone shower, a stylish double vanity, and a sauna.

The grounds include a pool, multiple lounge areas, and plenty of green space to enjoy out back.

Puth, who turns 32 in December, first gained recognition when he began covering songs on his YouTube channel in 2009. Since then, he’s released three studio albums and has been nominated for four Grammys.