Who knew? Jeremy Renner, who got 2 Oscar noms for his roles in The Town and The Hurt Locker, has a second career as a high-end house flipper. He and his business partner Kristoffer Winters have fixed up over a dozen houses in the L.A. area over the years. Their latest project was a “total rebuild” of a house in the Holmby Hills and is billed as a “Roaring 20s Art Deco-style home fit for a 21st century Howard Hughes.”
It probably will take a modern-day Howard Hughes to afford this place. Listing price is $24.95 million.
Dining Room:
Home Office:
Powder Room:
Bar:
Master Bedroom:
They bought the original property for $7 million and the house was rebuilt by architect Philip Vertoch. Renner’s business partner Kristoffer Winters, known as the “stager to the stars,” did the design.
It has 6 bedrooms and 11 baths with 10,000 square feet, all on one level.
You’ll never have to stand in line at a Great Clips again with your own Barber’s chair in the house…
The kitchen has a lot to look at with the tin ceilings, two massive islands, and a patterned tile on the floor.
The house has 14′ ceilings and sits on 2 acres.
You’ll find more photos and information about the property at Business Insider, Zillow, and Curbed. Thanks to Kim for telling me about it.
Speaking of Oscar nominees, anyone else looking forward to watching the Academy Awards this weekend? I never miss it!
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The house (and grounds) certainly have that art deco feel… very interesting work, but the multitude of patterns throughout gets a bit dizzying, even overwhelming.
AbFab!!! So much to look at! The details are incredible! Thank you for sharing, Julia!
wow that is incredible. thanks for posting this one!!
The light fixtures above the bar are beautiful!
The decorating isn’t 100% my taste, although there are elements of it that I really like. But what I absolutely love is the windows!!!
So much gorgeousness in this house but that kitchen is dizzying! I wouldn’t be averse to two islands though. Those windows are stunning. As my mother would say, I certainly wouldn’t knock it back if it was offered!
Wow! I really love this one. It’s a bit masculine and modern, but also really warm and glamorous. I love those floor-to-ceiling windows and all the fireplaces! Agree about the kitchen tile, though! It was hard to see past it to the beautiful cabinetry, range and fixtures!
I like a lot of the home’s features. Too much pattern and too busy in some areas.
LOL @ Julia’s comment about no longer having to stand in line at Great Clips. I have a sneaking suspicion that the person who can afford this place never has to stand in line…for anything! Great post. This house would be an awesome movie set.
I would call that a night-time house. It’s cool, but a little too nightclub-ish for my taste. I’m definitely a day-time house person!
Wow, great house, but why in the world would you need almost twice as many bathrooms as bedrooms?
Like you, Julia, I’m looking forward to watching the Oscars on Sunday. Very interested in how Seth MacFarlane will fare with his type of humour. Hope he is a huge success.
Impressive. Jeremy should have a show on HGTV…He could liven it up!
What a masculine space. It’s a bit overstimulating for my tastes, but very nice.
Thank you for sharing this Julia! My favorite room is the kitchen. I love the cabinets and the vintage looking stove. Overall, there’s parts of this house I do and don’t like, but I think this would be a fun place to stay at for a couple of days.
I really like all the light fixtures. They’re all very individual for each room. Sure, the place is really over the top, but I guess if you’re looking in this price range, it doesn’t matter. Well done.
Yowza. That is a lot of decor.
Over the top!!! but I love the windows!
Wow – gorgeous! The only thing I would change is the flooring in the kitchen/gathering room area. So beautiful, inside and out!
That is classy! I really like it, as far as crazy Hollywood mansions go. The Art Deco really works for me. If I could carry that style off through a whole home, I’d go for it. Without some serious resources, it just falls apart. I LOVE the “shaving room”. My husband deserves one of those.
That’s one heck of a liquor collection!
It’s obviously been renovated with great care, but it reminds me of a hotel. I see customers living there, not a family. Gorgeous, but chilly.
I wondered what he was doing between “Idle Hands” and “The Hurt Locker”.
I’m not sure how hang-over friendly the Kit/Great Room floor is.
But I would move in, if I was an heir to a Russian Oil baron.
I love the purple couch in the bedroom. And the kitchen is awesome, but the tile patter on the floor makes me dizzy just looking at a picture.
The light fixtures throughout the house are what caught my eye! Amazing. I especially like the ones over the bar and the one in the dining room. There are elements of the kitchen that are great but I, personally, don’t care for the busy-looking floor.
I could move in and be completely happy. Have never seen a house where nothing needed to be changed to suit my taste. Stunning!
Whoo! That kitchen made me a little dizzy, but then so does he. I can’t believe I just said that….
I love deco, but this isn’t quite it. Lots of things competing with each other here, and what’s with the Victorian ceiling? Frankly it looks remuddled, but like the windows and statue out front.
The woodwork, the windows, and the light fixtures are all beautiful. But overall it looks like it was aggressively designed to impress – much like a high-end hotel or a narcissistic person. Not homey at all. The dining area reminds me of a conference room, there are too many patterns throughout the home, and the entrance would be appropriate for a place of business. (Plus the staging in that one bedroom looks very awkward. I for one wouldn’t want a giant door behind my bed.) Sorry but excess always makes me cranky.
A stunning renovation that managed to stay correct to the period without looking like a museum. Very glamorous!
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