It's one of the most expensive listings in Austin.
Emma Stone might be known for her impressive, award-winning filmography, but it turns out the actress also has an excellent eye for real estate. Last year, the Poor Things star put her charming Los Angeles abode on the market for $4 million—and it was snatched up in two weeks. Now, Stone is listing her Austin estate, which she and her husband Dave McCary purchased in 2021. While their California crib was surprisingly affordable by celebrity standards, we can't exactly say the same for this Southern space. On the market for a staggering $26.5 million, this home is pricey—it's even one of the most expensive listings in Austin—but for good reason.
Nestled in Tarrytown, an upscale neighborhood that's close to downtown Austin and Lady Bird Lake, the brick Georgian-style home dates back to 1840. Turns out, it's reportedly one of the oldest properties in the area. According to The Wall Street Journal, Stone and McCary spent three years restoring the space.
While the approximately 10,000-square-foot mansion boasts four bedrooms in the primary residence, a garage with a screening room, and a two-bedroom guest house, it's the architectural details that really make this home shine. In fact, the listing photos are completely unstaged. It's an unexpected and, quite frankly, rare choice; however, once you see this property's bones, you'll totally understand why. Read on for a peek at the property's photos!
With a brick façade, stately columns, and almost-symmetrical silhouette, this historic home gets an "easy A" in curb appeal.
Talk about a grand entrance! The home boasts a dramatic curved staircase that looks like something you'd see in an old Hollywood movie.
While the new homeowner will need to install their own appliances, this inky blue kitchen provides a beautiful backdrop for flexing your culinary muscles.
Found: A gorgeous great room to hang out with your inner circle. High ceilings, wooden built-in storage, and a pristine fireplace make the space practical, pretty, and party-ready.
While we're stumped on which room this could be—An office? A kid's bedroom? Who knows—we're in "crazy, stupid love" with these design details. The floor-to-ceiling beadboard, built-ins, and bright blue hue deserve a standing ovation.
Stone brought a little bit of the red carpet magic home with this ultra-chic closet. The shadows the lattice detailing on the ceiling creates would even make Cruella smile.
Stone might be parting ways with this property, but her three-year-long renovation leaves some interesting insight into her design aesthetic. The mismatched tiles ooze a grounded-yet-eclectic vibe, while the soaking tub is proof she likes a little bit of luxury.
Torn between indoor and outdoor living? You can have it both ways with this generous sunroom, which features a kitchen island, sun-drenched glass windows, and easy access to the pool.
If you want to explore the great outdoors, the 1.24-acre property is flush with lush landscaping.
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