Diane Keaton’s $22.9 m LA home sells after 8-year makeover
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.
Legendary actress Diane Keaton’s Los Angeles home, a Pinterest-inspired masterpiece, has found a buyer nine months after her death. The Sullivan Canyon property, which Keaton purchased for $4.7 million in 2011 and transformed over eight years, is now under a contingent offer, indicating a sale is nearing completion. Initially listed for $28.9 million in May 2025, the estate was later relisted at $22.9 million in June 2026.
Keaton, who passed away in October 2025 at 79, initially sought a property she could call her forever home, ultimately finding it in this Napa-inspired residence. With a blend of reclaimed brick, vintage architectural elements, and modern comforts, the five-bedroom, seven-bathroom estate showcases Keaton’s lifelong passion for design. The sale, overseen by her adopted children, Dexter and Duke, is expected to close soon.
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