The 2,700‑sq‑ft house, built in 1976, sits on a cliff overlooking the Pacific and offers private beach access via a wooden staircase. Keaton’s renovation introduced a stark black‑and‑white palette, cathedral ceilings, and a waterfall island kitchen that anchors the open‑concept living area.
Listing agent Brooke Wainwright described the property as Keaton’s "last home renovation," noting the actress’s personal lighting choices and signature aesthetic remain intact. The layout includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a lower‑level bar area designed for entertaining.
Keaton previously flipped several Laguna properties, turning a 2007 Madonna‑owned estate into a record‑setting sale and her final home sold for $18 million on August 18. The renovation trend has consistently outperformed local market averages, a fact a longtime resident, Maria Sanchez, says revitalized the neighborhood’s architectural character.
The listing will officially go live on September 17, and a broker anticipates a competitive bidding process that could drive the asking price higher. Private showings will begin the week after the listing, inviting high‑net‑worth buyers to experience the home’s coastal charm.