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Oliver Stone puts lavish Manhattan apartment on the market for just under $3M because he 'needs more space'

PUBLISHED: 16:27 EST, 5 March 2014 | UPDATED: 17:00 EST, 5 March 2014

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He is one of Hollywood's most legendary directors.

So it's hardly surprising that he would own a lavish New York apartment worth millions of dollars.

The Natural Born Killers director has put his downtown Manhattan home on the market for $2.99 million, reports The Wall Street Journal.

Time to expand: Oliver Stone is selling his $3M Manhattan apartment because he 'needs more space,' pictured in September in Spain

Nice digs: The 1,736 sq foot apartment is located in the swanky High Morton Square building, which had a doorman, a gym and a children's play area

The flat, which Stone bought four years ago, consists of two bedroom and 2.5 bathrooms.

The 1,736 sq foot apartment is located in the swanky High Morton Square building, which has a doorman, a gym and a children's play area.

The apartment boasts 11-foot ceilings and views of the Hudson river.

The master bedroom sports four closets - one walk-in - and a spacious 20-foot living room.

Born On The Fourth Of July: The apartment is decorated in patriotic colours of red, blue and white, with minimalistic, modern decor

Roomy: The apartment boasts 11-foot ceilings and views of the Hudson river

Cosy: A study area features sofas and a desk bathed in natural light

Not much space: Like many New York apartments, the kitchen is small, and features a wooden floor and marble countertop

The apartment is decorated in patriotic colours of red, blue and white, with minimalistic, modern decor.

Like many New York apartments, the kitchen is small, and features a wooden floor and marble countertop.

The master bedroom is simple, with a matching black headboard and dressers and a bright blue sofa in the corner.

Minimalist: The master bedroom is simple, with a matching black headboard and dressers and a bright blue sofa in the corner

Room with a view: The bedroom features a large window and ample space

No bells and whistles: The one bathroom is modest with, two sinks, a toilet and a shower

Personal touch: In a smaller bathroom is a poster from the director's TV series Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United States

His realtor, Paul Anand from the Corcon Group, told the WSJ that Stone purchased the home for $2.2 million in 2010, while he was shooting Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.

The Platoon director's primary home is in LA's Mandeville Canyon, reports RadarOnline, that at 6,500 square feet is nearly four times the size of his New York apartment.

Stone used the Manhattan apartment for when he was in New York, Anand told the WSJ.

Stone is selling the property because he needs 'more space,' Anand told the publicatio. 'He's looking for over 2,000 square feet.'