The iconic actress and avid home-renovator Diane Keaton has once again placed a coastal gem on the market. Nestled on a bluff above Table Rock Beach, the four-bedroom, three-bath residence spans roughly 2,700 sq ft and now carries an asking price of $10.3 million. Listed by Brooke Wainwright and David Koffs of LUXRE Realty, the property blends dramatic Pacific vistas with the star’s unmistakable monochrome aesthetic offering buyers a rare combination of celebrity provenance and contemporary luxury.
Property overview and key features
The home perches on a 0.38-acre parcel that drops directly toward the shoreline, granting unobstructed ocean views from virtually every window. Floor-to-ceiling glazing in the kitchen, dining area, and primary suite creates a seamless indoor-outdoor experience. Two expansive decks—one attached to the living room and another extending from the master bedroom—provide ideal settings for sunrise coffees or sunset cocktails. Additional amenities include a two-car garage accessed via a stepped driveway, a built-in outdoor kitchen, and multiple seating nooks designed to capture the coastal breezes.
Design highlights and Keaton’s signature style
Keaton’s renovation imprint is evident throughout. The interior is dominated by a bold black-and-white palette featuring black-framed doors, white walls, and accent walls of black brick. Warm wood tones and carefully curated lighting soften the stark contrast, while custom furnishings underscore the retro-modern feel that Keaton championed in her design publications. The open-plan kitchen boasts a massive central island with waterfall countertops and bar-height seating, flowing into a transparent glass-walled dining area that preserves the sweeping sea view. A sunken living room anchors the space with a striking black-brick fireplace, and the master suite mirrors this motif with its own fireplace and a private terrace.
Interior layout and functionality
Beyond aesthetics, the floor plan is crafted for both entertaining and day-to-day living. The four bedrooms are generously sized, each offering direct access to either the main deck or secondary terrace. The master bathroom continues the monochrome theme with black fixtures, twin sinks, and a spacious walk-in shower. Utility spaces—laundry, pantry, and storage—are discretely tucked away, preserving the clean visual flow of the main living areas.
Location, neighborhood, and market context
Situated in the coveted South Laguna Beach enclave, the property enjoys proximity to boutique galleries, upscale restaurants, and the vibrant local surf culture. A short stroll leads to the beloved Coyote Grill, a Baja-style cantina famed for its calamari tacos and oceanfront happy-hour deck. From a real-estate perspective, the home follows a pattern of high-profile transactions in the area: Keaton previously purchased a 1928 Mediterranean-style property in 2004 for $7.5 million and sold it in 2006 for $12.75 million, underscoring the strong appreciation potential of Laguna Beach estates.
According to public records, Keaton initially acquired the circa-1976 residence in 2021 for $6.6 million, completed a comprehensive remodel, and resold it in 2022 for $7.9 million. The current listing price of $10.3 million reflects both the recent upgrades and the enduring demand for oceanfront luxury homes in Southern California.
