Eight months after her death, Diane Keaton’s Los Angeles home—the subject of her 2017 book The House That Pinterest Built—has re-emerged on the market for a discounted $22.9 million. The five-bedroom farmhouse was originally listed for $28.9 million last October, shortly after the actor’s death at age 79. After several price cuts, the 9,200-square-foot residence had most recently been listed at $26.9 million before going off the market again last month. AD featured the home in 2017.
The home’s brick exterior.
Photo: Paul Barnaby
Keaton scooped up the property in 2011 for $5.65 million, listing history shows. She got to work customizing her new pad with a design vision powered by Pinterest; she adored the platform and made ample use of it to hone the house’s look. The Annie Hall star described the abode as “brick and steel and barnyard wood” with an industrial-inspired vibe. When she came upon what would become her favorite feature of the home, she ordered 75,000: “The bricks… I fell in love with the bricks, and I fell in love with the mortar. I wanted to have space between the bricks so they could have a life of their own. It’s old brick I bought in Chicago, and I shipped it and I kept coming back for more; they probably thought I was insane. And maybe they are right!”
The home’s sunny kitchen.
Photo: Paul Barnaby