Last year, the Malibu residence of Robert De Niro’s character in the 1995 crime thriller was listed at $21 million.

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An iconic house from Michael Mann’s 1995 film Heat has sold. The movie starred Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Val Kilmer, and is considered a classic in the crime genre.

TMZ wrote in April that the famous “Stilt House,” which is the residence of Danny Trejo’s character, sits on the side of an East L.A. cliff and was listed for $1.18 million. Though the home is only three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,016 square feet, it sits on a 10,000-plus square-foot lot.

Now the outlet reports that it sold last week for $1.075M.

The property features a putting green, carport studio, wine fridge, and a 60-foot rear deck that looks out at the city. The listing price is down from 2023, when it hit the market for nearly $1.6 million.

The “Stilt House” isn’t the first location from Heat to hit the market recently. Last year, the Malibu house of Robert De Niro’s character was listed for $21 million.

Nearly 30 years since its release, Heat remains beloved. Last October, Michael Mann confirmed a sequel based on his 2022 novel was in the works.

When asked whether he would enlist Adam Driver, who starred in Mann’s latest film Ferrari, for Heat 2, Mann told Deadline, “Perhaps. We don’t talk about that yet. Let me put it this way: Adam and I got along like a house on fire [on Ferrari]. We have the same work ethic—which is pretty intense. We like each other, and we had a great time working together artistically.”