Danny McBride asks $1.85 million for Hollywood penthouse

Danny McBride is looking to hightail it out of Hollywood, putting his penthouse loft on the market for $1.85 million.

The comedy actor and creator of “Eastbound & Down� and “The Righteous Gemstones� paid $1.435 million for the place back in 2008. It’s not his first time offering the property; five years ago, he put it up for rent at $7,999 a month.

The one-bedroom unit sits atop the Broadway Hollywood, a 96-unit building built in 1928. In the bright open floor plan, a two-story wall of glass takes in views of the Hollywood Sign and Capitol Records building.

Designed as a live-work space, the 2,149-square-foot condo holds a media room, dining area, stainless steel kitchen and a pair of marble bathrooms. A staircase ascends to a lofted bedroom that expands to an outdoor terrace with a fireplace.

Atop the building, there’s a gym and rooftop pool lined with cabanas. Other amenities include two parking spaces and 24-hour valet service.

Deedee Howard of the Agency holds the listing.

McBride, 43, starred in the comedies “Hot Rod,� “Pineapple Express� and “Tropic Thunder� before creating, producing and starring in three shows for HBO over the last decade: “Eastbound & Down,� “Vice Principals� and “The Righteous Gemstones,� which is currently renewed for a second season.

Three years ago, he sold a gated compound in Hollywood Hills West for $3.5 million, The Times previously reported.