Michael Rapaport’s Hancock Park home sells for $3.57 million

Amid his social media spat with NBA star Kevin Durant, actor Michael Rapaport found time to sell his Hancock Park home for $3.57 million.

Rapaport, who’s been acting since the 1990s with credits in “True Romance” and “Higher Learning,” paid $2.97 million for the modern residence in 2016 a year after it was built, records show.

Located just off Wilshire Boulevard, the box-like structure is made of smooth stucco and sits behind gates and privacy hedges. Inside, 11-foot ceilings hang over an open-concept space with wide-plank oak floors, quartz accents and walls of stone and glass.

A kitchen with a massive island adjoins a limestone-and-tile living room on the main level, and a floating staircase leads to the top story, where the primary suite features a fireplace and spa bathroom. In total, there are five bedrooms and six bathrooms across nearly 4,200 square feet.

Front-facing balconies take in views of the neighborhood. Out back, a second-story deck with landscaping overlooks a backyard with a swimming pool and spa. Privacy planters and a gas fire pit complete the scene.

Rapaport, 51, has appeared in more than 60 films over the last three decades including “Metro,” “Cop Land,” “Deep Blue Sea” and “The 6^th Day.” More recently, he starred in the shows “Prison Break,” “Justified” and “Atypical.”

Nick Collins of the Agency held the listing. Aero Malka of Coldwell Banker Realty represented the buyer.