Alan Cumming has purchased a small studio down the block from his longtime East Village home, The Post has learned.

Located at 513 E. Fifth Street, the Scottish actor dropped $410,000 for the approximately 400-square-foot pad — a generous amount of space for a studio unit.

Described as a “great spot for investors,” the unit does not require residency.

A newly renovated space with a brand new kitchen, features also include exposed white brick with large windows for good sunlight.

The sole bathroom has been newly renovated as well.

Built in 1929, the co-op unit overlooks a garden.

It’s also only steps to Tompkins Square Park.

Amelia Sargent of Spire Group represented the seller; Ryan Weber of Compass represented the buyer.

It’s unclear what Cumming plans to do with the studio space. The Post has reached out for comment.

Cumming, 58, is known for his London stage work, which includes roles in “Hamlet,” the Maniac in “Accidental Death of an Anarchist “(for which he won an Olivier Award), and the lead in “Bent.”

His early films include “GoldenEye” and “Emma.” He then played Fegan Floop in the “Spy Kids” trilogy.