For $4,500 a night, you can rent Leonardo DiCaprio's fancy Palm Springs home

If you've ever wanted to spend the night in Leonardo DiCaprio's house, now's your chance.

The actor is renting out the $5 million Palm Springs house he purchased about a year ago at the not-such-a-bargain price of $4,500 a night, with a two night minimum. The 7,022-square-foot modern masterpiece was designed by Donald Wexler in 1964 for Dinah Shore, and was remodeled before DiCaprio bought it. The house boasts six bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms, a pool, tennis courts, and a casita. While sadly the $4,500 a night fee doesn't include a visit from DiCaprio, it does provide daily maid service and WiFi.

There are some stipulations as to who can stay at the property, ABC Los Angeles reports. The house will not be rented out to fraternities, sororities, or any other organizations with members under the age of 25. You also can't play loud music, host big parties, smoke, or bring your pets...with those rules, it might just be better to stay home.

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