Jeremy Renner, the Hollywood star best known for his role in "The Avengers," and Kristoffer Winters, his longtime real‑estate partner, have spent the last decade turning dilapidated homes into high‑end properties across Los Angeles. Their portfolio now includes a series of restored century‑old mansions, each transformed with modern amenities while preserving historic charm. The pair’s most ambitious project, however, was a 1920s Art Deco residence in Holmby Hills.
The estate, originally a sprawling 20‑room house, was expanded to 10,005 square feet during the overhaul, adding six bedrooms and eleven bathrooms, five fireplaces, a custom wine cellar, and a private theater. Outdoor amenities were reimagined into a resort‑style pool and spa complex, while the interior was reconfigured to blend vintage detail with contemporary luxury. The design philosophy, according to the Los Angeles Times, treated the space as a lived‑in lifestyle rather than a blank canvas.
After a $24.95‑million listing, the property closed for $24 million on 28 February 2023, the buyer being British developer Nick Candy, who specializes in upscale Los Angeles projects. The sale included a full furnishings package, complete with a stocked bar, linens, and custom fixtures, making the home move‑in ready for its new owners. The $17 million profit underscores the lucrative potential for high‑value restoration projects in the city.
Industry analysts point to the transaction as evidence that Los Angeles continues to reward bold renovations, with the property now slated for a resort‑style conversion that could set a new standard for luxury living. The deal also signals a shift in the market toward turnkey, fully furnished listings that cater to affluent buyers seeking immediate occupancy.