Key Points
- Diane Keaton’s beloved L.A. farmhouse is back on the market for the third time, now with a reduced asking price of $22.9 million.
- Keaton spent nearly a decade renovating the property, chronicling the transformation in her book The House That Pinterest Built.
- The 9,000-square-foot ranch, redesigned with architect Cliff May using reclaimed materials, features five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a library, a large kitchen, and a brick-stone pool.
Diane Keaton’s “Pinterest house” is back on the market. The property, first listed in April 2025 by Keaton herself for $28.9 million, spent five months on the market and was quietly pulled from listings just before her passing later that year. It reemerged in December 2025 with a new asking price of $26.9 million.
The home lingered on the market for another six months before disappearing from listings once again. Now represented by Bravo star and celebrity real estate agent Josh Flagg of Compass, the iconic industrial barn has returned to the market with a reduced $22.9 million price tag, according to Realtor.com.
The Annie Hall actress called the Sullivan Canyon property home, spending nearly a decade transforming it through an extensive renovation. A seasoned house flipper who bought and restored nearly 50 homes over the years, Keaton documented both the renovation process and her deep connection to the property in her book, The House That Pinterest Built. The home ultimately became her longest-held—and final—residence.
While she may have poured a lot of love into the property, Keaton didn’t work on it alone. The actress hired architect Cliff May to work on her dream home. Together, they transformed the over 9,000-square-foot, five-bedroom, eight-bath ranch using reclaimed materials, including vintage Chicago clay bricks for the interior and exterior walls. The 0.65-acre property boasts an expansive built-in library, a sprawling kitchen with access to a sun-soaked fireside patio, and a brick-stone pool.
Read on for a closer look at the property.
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The entrance to the property features classic barn doors flanked by the same reclaimed brick used on the home itself.
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Inside, ash-toned hardwood floors extend throughout the home, complemented by rustic natural wood beams. The woodgrain adds texture and detail to Keaton’s signature black-and-white color scheme.
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A master class in the art of contrast, these black stairs are surrounded by bright white shelving, creating a visual focal point as you transition from the first to the second floor.
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The home features expansive paneled French doors that open onto the patio, maximizing natural light and showcasing the sun-drenched landscape.
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The kitchen is crowned with paneled skylights and features industrial-style metal hood lighting against clean white brick walls.
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Outside, a guesthouse overlooks the brick stone pool.