Canyon Retreat Previously Restored By Diane Keaton Listed For $12.88M

PACIFIC PALISADES, CA — Talk about a home with a pedigree.

Dubbed the Newman Residence, this five bedroom, 3.5 bath home was originally built in 1950 for Alfred Newman, the nine-time Oscar-winning composer — and designed by Lloyd Wright, son of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

It was later owned and lovingly restored by fellow Oscar-winning legend Diane Keaton, who modernized the kitchen, restored woodwork and built-ins, and reimagined the master suite as a glass-walled loft retreat.

Now, the 4,386-square-foot home is on the market for $12.88 million, listed by Diana Braun and Frank Langen at Compass. It's situated on 1.4 acres in Pacific Palisades' Rustic Canyon.

View the listing here.