Emily Blunt and John Krasinski have put a lot of effort—not to mention money—into renovating a 5,200-square-foot Park Slope townhouse they purchased in 2016, but the couple reportedly sold off the property for $6.562 million.

Blunt and Krasinski had high hopes for the property, which they purchased for $6 million and put $300,000 worth of renovations into, since the original listing price was $8 million. The couple has said that their reason for selling is simply because they don't spend enough time there.

“The house is so special—someone who can spend every night there should have it,” Krasinski told The Wall Street Journal. "We've been nomads for a while now, but that's the nature of our business."

The townhouse has 7 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms and 1 half bath. It also has a parlor, outdoor garden and backyard area, and a guest suite and full laundry room. The renovation preserved the charm of the original structure, including bay windows, original flooring, and the fireplaces, while adding modern amenities.

In fact, the home is located within the Park Slope Historic District. The four-story house at 586 4th Street was built in 1909, which was a big plus for Krasinski, who said he’s a “history nerd, so it was really exciting to me.”

Now that they've sold their house, the next question that pops into mind is: what is their next residence going to look like? Well, we know for certain that wherever they choose to live with their two children next, it is definitely going to be an upgrade from the dingy basement they stayed in for their recent movie, 'A Quiet Place'.