Diane Keaton’s Former Waterfront Home Is Back on the Market

Diane Keaton was known for her award-winning roles and iconic style, but she also had a serious side hustle: flipping homes. One such property previously owned by the late actress is back on the market for $10.3 million in Laguna Beach, California. 

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Tucked into a cozy cove in the South Laguna Beach neighborhood, the nearly 2,700-square-foot, four-bedroom and three-bath home is positioned on a bluff just steps away from the ocean. The best part? There are ocean views from virtually every window. Even the kitchen sink (that’s one way to finally enjoy washing dishes!).

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According to real estate records, Keaton purchased the circa-1976 home in 2021 for $6.6 million, renovated, and sold it the following year for $7.9 million. Exclusively listed by David Koffs and Brooke Wainwright of Luxury Realty, Keaton’s signature black-and-white interiors are present throughout the home, from the light fixtures to black brick accent walls and fireplaces.

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With a nod to the previous owner, the listing shares, “Beyond its beauty, the residence possesses a certain provenance and storied history, having once been the personally renovated private retreat of an ICONIC, Oscar-winning, celebrated actress.”

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Drive down to Table Rock Drive, and you’ll see the two-car garage with steps going down to the entrance of the property. The uniquely designed, multilevel home features a gray and white kitchen that opens up to a dining nook, and a spacious living room below. Like most waterfront estates in Laguna, the two decks—one outside the living room and another off the primary suite—offer unobstructed views of the Pacific.

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This isn’t the only Laguna Beach home once owned by Keaton. In January 2004, she purchased a Mediterranean-style home built in 1928 for $7.5 million. By July 2006, the home sold for a whopping $12.75 million, according to Zillow.

P.S. The lucky buyer will also be a few steps away from another local gem: Coyote Grill, a Baja-style cantina serving up their signature calamari tacos with an oceanfront deck that’s perfect for happy hour.