By Carolyn Manrique
Aug 22, 2024, 1:47 PM EDT
A house in Los Angeles, California, that has belonged to actor Jeremy Renner for more than 10 years and on which he invested $5.5 million dollars in renovations, has just entered the real estate market. This same property served as a refuge for the actor after the accident he had with a snowplow.
The property is available for $12.9 million. The price is much higher than the $4 million that Renner paid for the place in 2012. The increase in the price of the property is due to the actor investing an additional $5.5 million to make renovations to the residence and leave it in much better condition.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Renner was very happy with the property he bought in 2012 but there were some improvements that needed to be made. It should be noted that Renner is an investor who usually buys, renovates and sells properties, an example of this is the house that was put up for sale in July of this year.
However, the actor’s intention with this property in Nichols Canyon, California, was to turn it into his personal residence. He was undoubtedly enchanted by the area and the house that was originally built in the 1960s.
In addition to improving some details, Renner and his team expanded the main house to double its original size. Despite the renovation, the architects maintained the original style of the house at all times.
The main house now spans 9,000 square feet with six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a foyer, living room, great room, movie theater, music studio, bar, dining room, kitchen, laundry room and other amenities.
The renovations also included leveling the land to provide more outdoor areas to enjoy with family or friends. Now, the house has a terrace, dining room, swimming pool, spa area and much more space with green areas.
Renner made all of the changes to the property with the intention of making it his primary residence for a long time. He told The Wall Street Journal that the decision to sell the property was because he wanted to start over after the accident, and that includes moving to a smaller home.
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