Update: After last month’s news that Matt Damon appeared to have found a buyer for his ultra lux Pacific Palisades pad, we now know who’s moving in—Warner Bros. CEO (and first female head of the studio) Ann Sarnoff.
According to Dirt, the off-market deal ended up at an even $18 million.
It appears Matt Damon and his real estate team honed in on the correct new asking price for his “Zen-inspired” Pacific Palisades property. Just weeks after lowering the initial $20.9 million asking price, Damon has reportedly sold the Pacific Palisades property.
TopTenRealEstateDeals.com first reported the sale, with the final offer yet to be confirmed.
For those keeping tabs, the $17.9 million asking price is more than $2 million over his 2012 purchase price.
As we previously reported, the home features seven bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a home theater, game room, bar, gym and massage room. Open-plan living was obviously the name of the game, with large entertaining spaces, soaring ceilings and a central atrium.
Out back, there’s a pool, spa, waterfall, koi pond and Hawaii-style lanai, along with dining and lounging terraces.
Eric Haskell with the Agency held the listing.