Diane Keaton's Former Beverly Hills Spanish Colonial Estate Listed for $25M After Renovation Legacy

The Beverly Hills estate once owned and extensively renovated by the late Diane Keaton has been listed for sale at $25 million, attracting significant attention following the actress's death at age 79. Purchased by Keaton in 2007 for $8.1 million from pop icon Madonna, the 1927 Spanish Colonial-style home features six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and spans 8,400 square feet. Keaton, known for her sophisticated and authentic design aesthetic, collaborated with interior designer Stephen Shadley to restore the property, notably transforming the entrance hall into an elegant library reflecting her love of literature. The home retains many of her signature touches, including vaulted ceilings, archways, and a simple arched brick fireplace, all of which honor California's Spanish heritage. Subsequent owners, including "American Horror Story" creator Ryan Murphy, preserved Keaton's design elements, underscoring her lasting impact on the property's architectural character. The home, located in the prestigious Beverly Hills Flats neighborhood, also boasts amenities such as a pool, spa, guest house, and a half-sized basketball court, making it a unique blend of historic charm and luxury living.