The Acacia Mansion. (screen capture)

Gay porn star Michael Lucas and his film crew are being sued for filming an adult movie in an Airbnb-rented California mansion.

The New York Daily News reports the Acacia Mansion,located in Ojai, Calif., was rented by Lucas in August. The owner, Kristina Knapid, alleges that Lucas rented the mansion under the fake name “Anna” and when he went to pick up the keys, he claimed to be “Anna’s” brother-in-law. She discovered his real identity when she found a business card for Lucas Entertainment in the house.

According to the New York Daily News, Knapid also alleges that Lucas stayed at the mansion for five days leaving behind “urine, semen and fecal matter on the linens, carpets, upholstery, walls, ceilings and in the hot tub.”

Photos posted to Lucas’ Facebook and Instagram around Aug. 12 when he was renting the mansion appear to look like the Acacia Mansion.

Lucas told the New York Daily News that they did film an adult movie in the mansion, but that Knapid’s claims about the dirty state of the mansion once they left are false. He says that he has it in writing that he and his film crew left the mansion in clean condition.

Knapid, who bought the mansion 11 years ago, has filed a claim for $30,000 to Airbnb. The New York Daily News reports that the lawsuit states ““Plaintiff has not, and does not, rent the property for the purposes of filming adult pornographic movies. Such an image is not one plaintiff wants associated with her pristine home.”

The lawsuit also has ordered Lucas not to distribute any of the footage filmed in the home.