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The late actress Diane Keaton's beloved Los Angeles estate, widely known as her "Pinterest house" for its meticulously curated, magazine-perfect interiors, has finally sold. The property closed for a price significantly below its original asking amount, more than a year after it first hit the market with a $29 million price tag.
Keaton, who passed away in October 2025, originally bought the land for $4.7 million back in 2011. She then spent years carefully designing and building her ideal residence on the parcel, pouring her distinct aesthetic into every corner. The result was a warm, layered, and highly personal home that often appeared in design features and social media posts, earning its affectionate nickname.
The eventual sale price was not disclosed by the buyers, but sources familiar with the deal confirm it came in well under the initial listing. The final figure represents a considerable discount from the $29 million ask, reflecting a challenging luxury market that has seen many high-end properties sit for extended periods. The sale closes a chapter on a home that was not just a house for Keaton, but a true creative project and sanctuary.
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