Renner’s $7M mansion makeover sells for $24M three years later

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TOI Real Estate Desk. (2026, October 16). Renner’s $7M mansion makeover sells for $24M three years later. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/real-estate/news/jeremy-renner-and-kristoffer-winters-bought-a-1920s-holmby-hills-mansion-for-7-million-transformed-the-two-acre-estate-into-a-10005-square-foot-showpiece-and-sold-it-three-years-later-for-24-million/articleshow/134958930.cms

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Actor Jeremy Renner and his business partner Kristoffer Winters sold their extensively renovated 1920s mansion in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles, for $24 million three years after purchasing it for $7 million in 2010. The property, named The Reserve, spans two acres with a 10,005-square-foot residence featuring six bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and amenities like a wine cellar and private theater. Renner and Winters are known for their extensive property renovations, and this project showcased a blend of period character and modern comforts.
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In October 2026, actor Jeremy Renner and his business partner Kristoffer Winters sold their renovated mansion in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles, for $24 million three years after purchasing it for $7 million. Originally a 1920s Art Deco-style property, the estate underwent extensive renovation to transform into an expansive modern home spanning 10,005 square feet. The sale was reported by the Los Angeles Times, highlighting features like six bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and amenities such as a wine cellar and private theater. This significant increase in value underscores the potential for historic properties in upscale neighborhoods to attract major investments through comprehensive renovations.

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🔮 Others are bought for what they could become.
🔮 That status would have kept income earned abroad outside the scope of UK tax.
🔮 Lennon was killed in New York later that year, before the couple could complete the renovations they had planned for the Florida estate.
🔮 The Old Kirk has been a church, then a bistro, and now, if the sellers get their way, it could become a family home.
🔮 If sold at the listed price, the deal would break the city's townhouse record, previously set in June 2019 when 14 East 67th Street, a 22,000-square-foot mansion, was sold for $77.1 million.
🔮 Its eventual sale will determine how buyers value the combination of the main residence, extensive grounds, equestrian facilities and income-producing cabin.
🔮 At the same time, the asking price will depend on whether buyers see the restoration and provenance as worth the premium.
🔮 The garden has been lovingly nurtured with plantings of hundreds of bulbs, roses, citrus and stone fruit trees, and a vegetable garden that even the most amateur of gardeners could grow something in,” the vendor told the outlet.
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🔮 The Well End development was among the sites reconsidered after residents, community groups and other stakeholders raised concerns during a six-week consultation held between April 16 and May 29, 2026.
🔮 Such a person would normally need an office, a gym, an event venue, and a separate building for the cars.
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British Holmby Hills LA Times Los Angeles the Los Angeles Times

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Holmby Hills GPE · 4× Los Angeles GPE · 2× Nick Candy PERSON · 2× Winters ORG · 2× British NORP · 1× Jeremy Renner PERSON · 1× Kristoffer Winters PERSON · 1× LA Times ORG · 1× Renner ORG · 1× the Los Angeles Times ORG · 1×

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For actor Jeremy Renner and his longtime business partner Kristoffer Winters, a 1920s mansion in Los Angeles became the latter, a major renovation project that turned a historic Holmby Hills property into an expansive, design-led estate before being sold for $24 million.
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🔮 Others are bought for what they could become.
2026-10-16 · Times of India
Renner’s $7M mansion makeover sells for $24M three years later · assertive framing

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Some houses are bought for their addresses. asserted
houses → buy → addresses
Others are bought for what they could become. uncertain
they → buy → ?
For actor Jeremy Renner and his longtime business partner Kristoffer Winters, a 1920s mansion in Los Angeles became the latter, a major renovation project that turned a historic Holmby Hills property into an expansive, design-led estate before being sold for $24 million. asserted
that → become → million
The property, known as The Reserve, was originally acquired by the pair in 2010 for $7 million. asserted
property → know → million
Three years later, their transformation of the estate had resulted in a 10,005-square-foot residence that eventually attracted British luxury property developer Nick Candy, states an online report by the Los Angeles Times. asserted
report → result → Times
A grand Holmby Hills transformation Set across two acres, the Roaring ’20s Art Deco-style mansion combines period character with the scale and amenities expected of a modern Los Angeles estate. asserted
mansion → Set → estate
Its approach is marked by gates and a cobblestone driveway, creating a sense of privacy before the house itself comes into view, states the LA Times report. asserted
report → mark → view
Inside, the residence unfolds across six bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, with five fireplaces adding to its old-world character. asserted
fireplaces → unfold → character
A wine cellar and private theater make the home entertaining-friendly, and the spacious interiors accommodate formal and casual living. asserted
interiors → make → living
The grounds continue that resort-like atmosphere, with a swimming pool and spa forming the centrepiece of the outdoor space. asserted
pool → continue → space
Designed to be lived in What makes the property particularly interesting is the attention paid to the experience of moving through it. asserted
attention → design → it
Rather than treating the renovation as a straightforward restoration, Winters approached the house as a complete design project. asserted
Winters → treat → project
Vintage architectural influences are mixed with modern comforts, so that the property retains the ambiance of its era without seeming stuck in time. asserted
property → mix → time
The result is a home that leans into the glamour traditionally associated with Holmby Hills while giving it a more current interpretation, adds the report. asserted
report → lean → interpretation
The estate was also sold furnished and essentially move-in ready. asserted
estate → sell → ?
The offering included everything from a stocked bar to linens, reinforcing the idea of a house designed as a complete lifestyle rather than an empty architectural shell. asserted
offering → include → shell
As per the report, Renner and Winters have spent more than a decade buying and reworking residential properties, gradually developing a reputation for ambitious transformations. asserted
Renner → spend → transformations
The Holmby Hills project represented their most substantial undertaking, with the scale of the estate allowing them to explore architecture, interiors and landscaping on an unusually broad canvas. asserted
them → represent → canvas
The project also drew wider attention through an Esquire feature that documented the renovation and offered a glimpse into the process behind the finished home. asserted
that → draw → home
From $7 million to $24 million The eventual sale marks a striking change in value. asserted
sale → mark → value
Purchased for $7 million, the property was later placed on the market for $24.95 million before selling for $24 million to Nick Candy, a prominent name in luxury property. asserted
property → purchase → property
For Renner and Winters, the deal represents more than another celebrity real-estate transaction. asserted
deal → represent → transaction
It is the culmination of a hands-on approach to property — buying an older home, rethinking its potential and turning it into something considerably more ambitious asserted
It → buy → something
In a city where celebrity homes often make headlines for their price tags alone, The Reserve stands out for the story behind the number: a historic mansion, a substantial redesign and a $17 million leap in value. asserted
Reserve → make → value
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