Rep. Charlie Rangel has sold the Dominican Republic vacation house that helped lead to his censure by the House.

Rangel unloaded the property for $250,000 to $500,000 in December, Bloomberg News reported, citing financial disclosure forms released today.

As The Post first reported, Rangel’s transgressions included not paying $10,000 in taxes on the vacation home.

As part of the censure, the House voted that Rangel had to pay back the taxes.