Emma Stone asks $26.5M for her Austin mansion — whose years-long renovation is nearly complete
Emma Stone is moseying on out of Austin, Texas.
The 'Poor Things' actress recently listed the $26.5 million Austin property she shares with her husband, comedy writer Dave McCary.
The couple purchased the West Austin estate in 2021 with plans to move their family there, the Wall Street Journal reported. After years of renovations and restoration, however, the pair have decided to sell it instead.
10 McCary and Stone met on 'Saturday Night Live' in 2016 and married in 2020.
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10 The couple purchased this historic Austin estate in 2021.
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10 The property includes a large pool, a guesthouse and a decked-out garage.
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The listing is represented by Eric Moreland and Diane Humphreys of Moreland Properties/Forbes Global Properties.
The Georgian-style brick house in the desirable Terrytown neighborhood is located roughly 10 minutes from downtown Austin. The listing is currently among the most expensive in the city.
The estate spans 10,000 square feet, encompassing a four-bedroom main house, a two-bedroom guesthouse and a garage. The latter features its own screening room and entertaining space, according to the listing. The property also boasts a pool, a hot tub and gardens.
10 The property spans 1.24 acres.
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10 The listing boasts a cutting garden, a fairy garden and plenty of lawn space.
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The main house has a sunlit solarium and a paneled library. Listing photos show an empty home with fresh millwork on the walls, leaded-glass windows, creamy marble accents and herringbone floors.
The couple spent three years renovating the 1940s-era home, Moreland told the Journal, including opening up the kitchen to the living room and installing extensive millwork in the screening room. The pair also removed, cleaned and reused all the home's exterior brick, according to the outlet.
Contractors are still putting the final touches on the home, Moreland said.
10 Renovations included opening up the kitchen for a more modern layout.
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10 A curving staircase shows signs of fresh paint.
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10 Classic interior accents include creamy marble fireplaces.
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10 A wood-paneled staircase.
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10 The richly tiled bathroom comes with a free-standing tub.
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Stone and McCary launched their production company Fruit Tree in 2020, which has since produced award-winning films like 'Poor Things' and 'A Real Pain.'
Moreland told the outlet that the couple's business interests have 'expanded' since they purchased the 1.24-acre property, and continuing to hold onto it 'doesn't make sense' for them right now.
Stone's other recent real estate moves include the $4.42 million sale of her Malibu home in 2022, followed by the $4.3 million sale of her Los Angeles home last year. She made impressive profits in both cases, the Journal reported. Whether Stone and McCary will make a significant buck in parting with their Austin home is unclear, as real estate sales prices are not publicly available in Texas property records.
The family still owns a reported $12 million apartment in Lower Manhattan.
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