Emma Stone has sold a beautifully renovated Texas home that she never lived in
Emma Stone and her husband radically renovated an Austin, Texas mansion, and then promptly sold it. Stone and her husband, the comedian Dave McCary, asked $23.5 million for the luxuriously outfitted property, Realtor.com reported.The final price paid of the private sale is unknown, but it likely recouped the massive investment the pair put into the home, which they never lived in. The couple purchased the 1940s-era abode in 2021 in an off-market acquisition, with plans to relocate to Texas.
Their chosen neighborhood of Terrytown offered a suburban oasis just 10 minutes from downtown Austin.The next three years saw the seven-bedroom home extensively restored and modernized. The attractive, Georgian-style brick house was outfitted with high-end design details, including custom millwork, creamy marble accents and herringbone floors.The 10,000-square-foot estate includes a four-bedroom main house, a two-bedroom guesthouse and a garage.The Hollywood couple’s custom additions included a screening room in the garage.Stone, 37, and McCary, 40, married in 2020.
The talented duo launched their film and television production company, Fruit Tree, the same year, going on to produce award-winners like “I Saw The TV Glow” and “A Real Pain.” They also share a 4-year-old daughter.The busy family’s professional commitments ultimately kept them tied to New York City, according to reports.
Stone and McCary opted to put the nearly-finished home on the market in May of this year, initially asking $26.5 million.The listing, held by Eric Moreland and Diane Humphreys of Moreland Properties/Forbes Global Properties, was believed to be the city’s most expensive home on the market at the time. Award-winning architecture firm Cuppett Kilpatrick oversaw the renovation, which made way for multiple entertaining spaces, a sparkling pool and landscaped gardens.Work on the 1.24-acre compound officially wrapped up this fall.The finished product was evidently enough to attract a b...