Diane Keaton
Buyer Found for $23 Million Estate
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Diane Keaton‘s massive mansion has found a new owner … for a casual $23 million, TMZ has learned.
We’ve learned that the sprawling 9,219-square-foot property went under contract on Friday — meaning they’ve found a buyer and accepted an offer … but there are still some conditions that need to be met before the sale can go through.
The estate boasts 5 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, as well as a gorgeous kitchen with a custom-built island, chicken-wire cabinetry, and pendant lights repurposed from a former chicken coop.
DK’s vision for the home was inspired by “The Three Little Pigs” … which you can see in the 75,000 hand-selected, Chicago-sourced bricks that form the home’s foundation.
She first listed the posh pad before she died … initially asking for $28.9 Mil. After a couple months, they lowered the price of the listing — which is represented by luxury real estate broker Josh Flagg — but removed it altogether weeks before Diane passed away.
Since then, they’ve relisted, removed, and slashed the price further … but it sounds like they’ve finally found someone to scoop up the estate.
Diane died October 11 after a bout with pneumonia. She was 79.
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