Diane Keaton ‘3 Little Pigs’ Brick House Back on Sale … L.A. Home Lists for $27M
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Diane Keaton‘s incredible life also included a whole other career as a home renovator … and her most personal project is now on the market listed for $26,900,000, TMZ has learned.
Diane’s longtime friend Andrew Gulyas holds the listing nicknamed “The House That Pinterest Built.”
The sprawling 9,219-square-foot estate took 14 years to complete, according to the New York Post, and was reportedly inspired by her childhood love of “The Three Little Pigs” — an inspiration perhaps most notably evidenced by the 75,000 hand-selected 18th-century bricks purchased in Chicago, which form the foundation.
With 5 bedrooms and 8 baths, this architectural masterpiece is nestled in the L.A. enclave of Sullivan Canyon — a neighborhood celebs like Ben Affleck and Adam Levine have reportedly also called home.
Diane reportedly considered its kitchen the “heartbeat of the house.” The royal space features a mammoth custom-made island bench fitted out with chicken wire cabinetry with pendant lights overhead — cleverly repurposed from a chicken coup.
The home was originally listed in March for $28.9 million but dropped to $27.5 million by May. Weeks before she passed, the home was taken off the market altogether. She died October 11 at the age of 79 after a bout with pneumonia.
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The icon is survived by her adopted children — 25-year-old son, Duke, and 29-year-old daughter, Dexter.
