Matt Damon's California home listed for $21 million gets $3.1 million price cut: report
Damon's Pacific Palisades estate is now listed at $17.9 million.
Matt Damon’s Los Angeles home just took a massive $3.1 million price cut after 216 days on the market without any offers, The Post can report.
Initially listed at $21 million in January, Damon is now asking for $17.9 million for his Pacific Palisades estate.
Movie star Matt Damon just listed this Pacific Palisades home for $21 million. It now reportedly has a $3.1 million price reduction. (Alexis Adams)
The home was put up for sale six months after the 50-year-old actor and his family moved into a 6,000-square-foot $16.75 million Brooklyn Heights penthouse — located in the same luxury condo building that John Krasinski and Emily Blunt also call home — after briefly considering a move to Ireland.
The "Bourne Identity" star first purchased the home, located in the upscale Northern Riviera neighborhood, in 2012 for $15 million, property records show.
MATT DAMON LOOKS TO SELL CALIFORNIA HOME FOR $21 MILLION
The home features seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. (Alexis Adams)
Built in 2005, the property is made up of seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, and spans 13,500 square feet — more than double the space of his new Brooklyn pad.
Situated on over half an acre, the architecture of the home is zen-inspired and boasts an open floor plan allowing natural sunlight to flood every living space.
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Amenities include a game room, bar, office, gym, media room, staff quarters and wine room, according to the listing.
The private backyard features a pool, spa, waterfall, koi pond and lanai with al fresco dining and lounging terraces.
The backyard features a pool, spa, waterfall along with a koi pond. (Alexis Adams)
Before moving to his newly purchased Brooklyn abode, Damon and his family lived in a 43,000-square-foot Miami Beach estate, which he sold for $15 million in 2014.
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In Damon’s latest film, "Stillwater," he plays the father of a woman stuck in a French prison for a murder she didn’t commit.
The film was blasted by Amanda Knox, claiming the movie profits off her real-life struggle over a wrongful murder conviction.