The longtime family home in gated Hidden Hills of the stand-up comic and actor, Sinbad, was listed for $3 million.

A long private driveway leads to the five-bedroom, five-bathroom country estate that sits on a hilltop amid mature trees on 2.5 acres. There are fireplaces in the formal dining room and an office/family room, 5,064 square feet of living space, a guesthouse with a kitchen, a recording studio, a pool with waterfalls and a barn.

Sinbad, 53 years old, has appeared as a finalist on Ed McMahon’s “Star Search” (1983) and went on to work in HBO specials, television series and movies. In film, he starred in “First Kid” (1996), “Jingle All the Way” (1996) and “Houseguest” (1995). On TV, he had the title role in “The Sinbad Show” (1993-1994) and played coach Walter Oakes on “A Different World” (1987-1991). A DVD of the comedian’s Comedy Central concert “Sinbad: Where U Been?” is set for release later this month.

The public records show Sinbad purchased the property in 2007 for $1,525,000.