Diane Keaton’s $22.9M LA home sells after 8-year makeover
The Los Angeles home designed by the late actress Diane Keaton has entered a contingent sale agreement after being listed for $22.9 million. The property, featured in her book 'The House That Pinterest Built,' was the final home she designed.
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The sale marks the conclusion of a high-profile real estate story involving a cultural icon and the intersection of celebrity lifestyle and architectural design.
The Los Angeles dream home that legendary Hollywood actor Diane Keaton spent nearly a decade designing and transforming has found a buyer, nine months after the Annie Hall star's death. The property, which was most recently listed for $22.9 million, is now under a contingent offer, meaning a buyer has been found and the sale is moving toward closing.Keaton, who died in October 2025 at the age of 79, bought the Sullivan Canyon property for $4.7 million in 2011 and spent eight years turning it into her dream residence. Drawing inspiration from Pinterest, she documented the creative journey in her 2017 book, The House That Pinterest Built. The residence is widely believed to be the final home she designed during her lifetime.From $28.9 million listing to pending saleAccording to Realtor.com, Keaton first listed the estate for $28.9 million in May 2025, just months before her passing.
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