The talk show host made “respectful and authentic” renovations to the property.
Drew Barrymore renovated a historic six-bedroom Westchester County estate she bought in 2024 and is now listing it for $4.99 million.
The nearly 12-acre property has plenty of countryside tranquility, though it’s located just 30 miles from Manhattan.
Barrymore preserved the home’s 1747 charm during her renovation while infusing it with her signature warmth.
Drew Barrymore seemingly does it all: She’s an actress, talk show host, HomeGoods enthusiast, and, most recently, a home renovator. In 2024, the E.T. star reportedly picked up a six-bedroom, nine-bathroom estate in New York’s Westchester County, and spent the subsequent years giving it a well-deserved glow-up. She reportedly added plumbing, heating, and air conditioning—and joked to the Wall Street Journal she was like Shelley Long’s character in The Money Pit. Now, she’s putting her beloved project on the market for $4.99 million.
Nestled in Harrison, an upscale neighborhood about 30 miles away from midtown Manhattan, the nearly 12-acre property offers the serenity of the countryside with easy access to the city. The residence dates back to 1747, but leave it to Drew to infuse the home with her joyful spirit.
“Drew’s renovation here is respectful and authentic,” says Brian K. Lewis, who is listing the property alongside fellow Compass agent Kori Sassower. “She amplifies the unique beauty of each room and space, creating moments that resonate and tell a beautiful, magical story.”
As Lewis tells House Beautiful, the actress transformed this home into something remarkable. “Drew brings out the love in everyone she meets and in every place she lives,” he shares. “Her gift is meeting people and places exactly where they are, and giving them the space to shine and come to life.” Translation? It’s bound to be scooped up fast. Before it does, we’re giving you an intimate look at Barrymore’s time-honored home.
With its 30-foot-tall ceilings—and sun-drenched windows to match—the great room is the crown jewel of the home.
For those craving a more intimate setting, this tomato-red room is perfect for a cozy movie night. All you’d need to do is kick back in one of the cozy seats and select a film. Might we recommend 50 First Dates or The Wedding Singer?
Get lost in engrossing conversation in the sitting room, which is decked out with a roaring fireplace, ample seating, an eye-catching grid wall.
Barrymore went full garden-pastoral living room, which is swathed in rose-print drapes and pastel furniture.
With a long wooden table and an adjacent seating area, this multipurpose space is the perfect setup for a dinner party. Just imagine all the famous friends who probably dined right here.
Old meets new in the kitchen, which features stainless steel appliances, a roaring fireplace, and open storage. *Chef’s kiss*
A pantry filled with smile-inducing floral wallpaper and perfectly merchandized snacks? Say no more.
The property might have six bedrooms, but the primary bedroom is particularly dreamy. It includes vaulted ceilings, easy outdoor access, and an all-white color scheme.
Each of the home’s nine bathrooms have plenty of personality. Case in point: This washroom, replete with clawfoot tub and decorative sink basin.
Barrymore seems like a tried-and-true maximalist, so it’s only fitting that she has a bedroom that pattern-drenched in an itsy, bitsy floral.
If you’re torn between entertaining indoor or outdoors, this gazebo offers a happy compromise.
The grounds also boast a pool house and guest cottage, so visitors have ample room to stretch out.
Meanwhile, a squiggly-shaped pool makes it possible to have lots of fun in the sun come summer. Cannonball!
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