Emma Stone and her husband radically renovated an Austin, Texas mansion, and then promptly sold it.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Stone and her husband, the comedian Dave McCary, asked $23.5 million for the luxuriously outfitted property, Realtor.com reported<\/a>. <\/p>\n The final price paid of the private sale is unknown, but it likely recouped the massive investment the pair put into the home, which they never lived in.\u00a0<\/p>\n Stone, 37, bought the home in 2021. FilmMagic<\/p>\n McCary and Stone planned to call the Austin property home, but changed course after a three-year renovation. Bruce Glikas\/WireImage<\/p>\n The Georgian-style brick house sits in West Austin\u2019s attractive Terrytown neighborhood. Jeremy Doddridge<\/p>\n The couple purchased the 1940s-era abode in 2021 in an off-market acquisition, with plans to relocate to Texas. <\/p>\n Their chosen neighborhood of Terrytown offered a suburban oasis just 10 minutes from downtown Austin.<\/p>\n The next three years saw the seven-bedroom home extensively restored and modernized.\u00a0<\/p>\n The attractive, Georgian-style brick house was outfitted with high-end design details, including custom millwork, creamy marble accents and herringbone floors.<\/p>\n The 10,000-square-foot estate includes a four-bedroom main house, a two-bedroom guesthouse and a garage. The Hollywood couple\u2019s custom additions included a screening room in the garage.<\/p>\n The renovations included a large pool and extensive landscaping. Jeremy Doddridge<\/p>\n The spacious kitchen. Jeremy Doddridge<\/p>\n Large windows flood the living area with light. Jeremy Doddridge<\/p>\n The moody study features wood paneling and handy built-ins. Jeremy Doddridge<\/p>\n Stone, 37, and McCary, 40, married in 2020. The talented duo launched their film and television production company, Fruit Tree, the same year, going on to produce award-winners like \u201cI Saw The TV Glow\u201d and \u201cA Real Pain.\u201d <\/p>\n They also share a 4-year-old daughter. <\/p>\n The busy family\u2019s professional commitments ultimately kept them tied to New York City, according to reports. Stone and McCary opted to put the nearly-finished home on the market<\/a> in May of this year, initially asking $26.5 million.<\/p>\n The listing, held by Eric Moreland and Diane Humphreys of Moreland Properties\/Forbes Global Properties, was believed to be the city\u2019s most expensive home on the market at the time.\u00a0<\/p>\n Award-winning architecture firm Cuppett Kilpatrick oversaw the renovation, which made way for multiple entertaining spaces, a sparkling pool and landscaped gardens.<\/p>\n A floral vanity area. Jeremy Doddridge<\/p>\n The primary bathroom includes a freestanding tub and artistic tiling. Jeremy Doddridge<\/p>\n The two-bedroom guesthouse enjoys a full kitchen. Jeremy Doddridge<\/p>\n Work on the 1.24-acre compound officially wrapped up this fall. The finished product was evidently enough to attract a buyer, with records showing the home sold in 2025. Like the exact price, the exact sale date is unknown.<\/p>\n