Legendary Actress Drops Price On Luxurious Grand Estate: Reports

LOS ANGELES, CA — Acclaimed actress Diane Keaton is selling her stunning Los Angeles home and recently knocked $1.4 million off its price.

Before fans of "Annie Hall" and "The Godfather" break out their checkbooks however, they should know the asking price for the California home is still a whopping $27.5 million.

According to Realtor.com, the 79-year-old actress initially listed the home for sale on March 24 with an asking price of $28.9 million, however she decided to trim the price by over $1 million just six weeks later.

Realtor.com also reports the Sullivan Canyon home recently underwent an eight-year-long gut renovation that essentially rebuilt the entire property.

A listing for the property notes the price cut for the "grand private and gated estate" was effective May 15.

A Pinterest-Worthy Home

The property boasts five bedrooms and seven full bathrooms spread across 9,206 square feet on a 0.65-acre lot. Each room features artisanal woodwork and custom finishes that showcase a meticulous attention to detail, according to the listing.

Other features include cathedral-vaulted ceilings, a detached garage, five fireplaces, an in-ground pool, wooded views and a guest house, according to the listing.

The Los Angeles-born actress is certainly proud of the unique home, so much so that she decided to author a book about the building of it.

Titled "The House that Pinterest Built," the book was published in 2017 and acts as "a style guide, an inspirational tome and a how-to volume on creating one's home," according to the book's description on Amazon.

The description notes Keaton took to the boards of Pinterest for inspiration after deciding to build her own home from the ground up on the advice of her friend, "Something's Gotta Give" and "The Holiday" director Nancy Meyers.

According to Architectural Digest, the book contains 300 photos of Keaton's home, as well as essays, how-tos and other inspiration. Keaton described the home to the publication as "brick and steel and barnyard wood" with a factory industrial feel.

An Oscar and Golden Globe Award winner and Emmy and Tony nominee, Keaton has famously starred in a number of iconic films, including the titular role in "Annie Hall," "The Godfather" trilogy, "Something's Gotta Give," "Father of the Bride" parts one and two, "The Family Stone" and the Pixar Animation Studios sequel "Finding Dory" among many others.

Celebrities Sell Their Homes

Keaton is certainly not the only celebrity to recently put their stunning home on the market.

In Connecticut, "Real Housewives of New York City" star Bethenny Frankel listed her Greenwich home, which was built in 1743, for sale off-market last month as she makes a move to Florida.

Nearby in New Canaan, Conn., a 12-bedroom home recently rented out by iconic pop star Mariah Carey and featured in one of her music videos was listed for sale earlier this year.

See also:

• 'Real Housewives' Star Selling Greenwich Home That Was Built In 1743: Report
• New Canaan Home Recently Rented By Mariah Carey Listed For $13.9M
• Beloved '90s Actor's Former Mansion Sells For $18M In San Francisco
• Robert Redford Lists $4.15M North Bay Home

In San Francisco, a mansion once home to legendary comedy and drama actor Robin Williams featuring sweeping waterfront views of the Bay Area sold in January for $18.1 million.

Late last year, Academy Award-winning filmmaker and actor Robert Redford put his Marin County, Calif., cottage on the market for an asking price of $4.15 million.