Synopsis

Diane Keaton's former beachfront home in Laguna Beach, California has returned to the market for $10.3 million. The late actor bought the four-bedroom property for $6.6 million in 2021. She renovated and sold it for $7.9 million in 2022. Much of the decor added by the actor is still present at the house. It has been listed by Luxre Realty's Brooke Wainwright and David Koffs.

Diane Keaton's former beachfront home in Laguna Beach, California has returned to the market for $10.3 million.
Diane Keaton's former beachfront home in Laguna Beach, California has been listed for $10.3 million. The Academy Award-winning star bought the four-bedroom house for $6.6 million in 2021, according to property records. The late actor sold it for $7.9 million in 2022 after carrying out renovations at the property. The two-story house is located on Table Rock Drive. It is just a stroll away from Table Rock Beach.

The house was the last home Diane Keaton bought and renovated before selling it. The 2,700 square foot home has been built on a 0.4 acre lot. The residence has Keaton's signature black-and-white color scheme, exposed brick, wood panel ceilings and ocean-facing decks. The current owners have largely kept the decor and fixtures that Keaton installed.


Diane Keaton's last real estate project

As per the listing, this is the last home Keaton bought and renovated before selling it. The actor bought the two-story residence for $6.6 million through a trust. After renovating the residence, she sold it for $7.9 million in 2022. The 2,700 square foot property is located on Table Rock Drive in Laguna Beach. The four-bedroom house is built on a 0.4-acre lot. The property has a minimum of 3 bathrooms. It also has two decks with views of the Pacific Ocean. The property has been listed by Luxre Realty agents Brooke Wainwright and David Koffs.




Diane Keaton's black-and-white design

The Laguna Beach property has Diane Keaton's design elements. Her black-and-white color scheme can still be witnessed. The exterior of the house was redone by her with white shaker siding and a flat roof with black shingle extensions. The property has exposed black brick walls, oak wide-plank floors and the whitewashed wood panel cathedral ceilings in the interiors.

The new additions were part of Diane Keaton's last home renovation. Industrial light pendants and other lighting fixtures were added to the house in the renovation carried out by Keaton.


Beachfront house

The mixture of brick, wood, whites and blacks continue to be the theme of the house's interior. The living area has a brick fireplace and an open-concept plan. It flows into one of the decks with views of the Pacific Ocean. The glass doors in the living area lead out onto the oceanfront decks.

The kitchen also follows the black-and-white color scheme of the house. There is grey and white paint on the walls. It also has a marble island and a formal dining area. The roof, lights and heating equipment were also renovated by the Oscar-winning star. The fireplace was also a part of the renovation.

The main living area has an open-plan with a brick fireplace. It opens to an oceanfront deck. Another deck leads to the primary bedroom. This bedroom overlooks the Pacific Ocean. It has a fireplace and an ensuite bathroom. The washroom has a double vanity, a freestanding tub, and a walk-in shower.

The lower level of the house has another living area and a bar. There is a wooden staircase at the back of the house. It leads down to the sandy beach. There is another staircase at the front of the house on Table Rock Drive. It leads up to the front door of the residence. A sliding glass door leads to another outdoor area with a grill and bar.




Why are the current owners selling the residence?

The current owners of the residence seem to be a couple from Arizona, who run an airplane parts business. They are selling the house as they need more space as their family grows, the reports said.

In 2017, she published The House That Pinterest Built. It is a book that detailed the design of her industrial-chic dream home. She previously published California Romantica. It was a coffee-table book. It talked about Spanish Colonial architecture visible throughout Southern California.

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