Johnny Depp sells fourth of his five downtown L.A. penthouses

One more to go.

After listing his five penthouses in the Eastern Columbia Building in downtown Los Angeles for a collective $12.78 million last year, box-office star Johnny Depp just sold the fourth for $1.82 million.

The quirky three-bedroom, two-bathroom condo features high ceilings and extra large windows looking out onto the city and mountains.

The great room, filled with artsy furniture, spills into a dining area and kitchen outfitted with chrome appliances. The room’s highlight is a red metal staircase that winds upstairs.

Checkered-pattern floors line the second level and lead to the master bedroom, where windows set in an exposed brick façade provide views of the skyline.

The home also has a private terrace that provides access to the building’s sky deck, which boasts a saltwater pool, spa and fitness area.

The condo’s 1,755 square feet make it the smallest of the quintet.

In 2007, Depp acquired the penthouses, which total a combined 11,500 square feet of space. The last remaining piece, a one-bedroom, two-bathroom condo featuring a wall mural by Brazilian street artist Osgemeos, is still on the market for $1.79 million.

Kevin Dees of Partners Trust represented the actor in the sale and holds the final listing.

Depp, 54, rose to fame for his role in films such as “Edward Scissorhands,� Charlie and the Chocolate Factory� and the “Pirates of the Caribbean� movies. He’s thrice been nominated for an Academy Award for lead actor, and his films have grossed about $8 billion worldwide.

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