Diane Keaton’s stunning $23 million dream home in L.A. finally finds a buyer
The Los Angeles home that Diane Keaton spent years carefully transforming has come under offer—nine months after the beloved “Annie Hall” star died.
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Diane Keaton’s Los Angeles home, which she renovated over many years, has finally been sold. The house was listed for $23 million and received an offer nine months after the actress died. The sale ends a long period on the market.
Why it matters
The sale shows how celebrity properties can stay on the market for a long time even after the owner’s death. It also highlights the high prices of luxury homes in Los Angeles.
- Who owned the home before it was sold?
- Diane Keaton owned and renovated the home.
- How long was the home on the market before it got an offer?
- It was on the market for about nine months after her death.
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Diane Keaton’s stunning $23 million dream home in L.A. finally finds a buyer
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