The Dude wants out! Jeff Bridges lists his Montecito villa for $29.5million

Couple: Jeff Bridges and his wife Susan Geston are seen together at a February 2015 showbiz event

Fun in the sun: Jeff Bridges' home also comes with a pool surrounded by flora

• The Montecito home includes about 9535 square feet and is located on about 19.5 acres
• The home, called Villa Santa Lucia, comes with five bedrooms and five bathrooms
• A guest cottage, a combined home theater/music recording studio, a guest house, and a groundskeeper's unit are also located on the property
• Kenny Loggins sold the residence to the Bridges in 1994 

Jeff Bridges' California villa is on the market for $29.5 million - giving you a chance to snap up Hollywood luxury.

The home, located in Montecito, includes about 9535 square feet and is located on about 19.5 acres, according to its online listing.

Flourishes: Villa Santa Lucia, as it's called, features tile roofing. Outside, a tree is planted in the middle of a courtyard on the property

Hideaway: Whoever purchases the home can take shade from the outdoors in this patio near the pool 

Villa Santa Lucia, as it's called, 'was designed by noted Santa Barbara architect Barry Berkus and was completed in 1988,' the listing says

Up for grabs: Jeff Bridges' California villa is on the market for $29.5 million. Here, ivy covers the front of the residence

According to the listing: 'The home is intended to replicate the stylistic evolution of a Tuscan country residence from its humble origins as an artisan's property with rough stone walls, to that of a refined patrician villa with exceptional finish work and materials to mirror the growing prosperity of a Tuscan family.

'This is most noticeable in Villa Santa Lucia where simple exterior stone walls on the Family room evolve stylistically through the structure, culminating in the formal façade of the impressive living room with stone wainscot and smoothly textured stucco.

'The combination of rustic and refined exteriors give the home its personality and presence and bears witness to the ever changing architectural styles as Tuscan villas were added on to over many generations.'