The "Hurt Locker" actor, Jeremy Renner, has reportedly got a "Sale pending" sign on his Holmby Hills house.
Technically, the home is part of a real estate business project that Renner and actor Kristoff Winters have started off as a partnership. The duo buys and renovates properties and flips them at a better price.
The home hit the listing market sometime back in January 2013 for $24 million. It was then reported that he residence was their biggest venture. They purchased the home for around $7 million in 2010. The home is now under contract for sale.
The home sits on a 10,000 square feet estate in The Beverly Glen area, which is a gated community in Beverly Hills. The residence is a single-storey multi-winged property comprising of six bedrooms and 11 bathrooms.
The house features 14 foot high ceilings with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The home interiors are beautifully designed by Kristoffer Winters. Lush green lawns with fountains and a pool adorn the exterior. A cobblestone driveway leads up to the home's front.
The listing describes the home as:
Holmby Hills home with extensive remodel and addition, roaring 20's Art Deco style home fit for a 21st century Howard Hughes , 2 lush and layered acres with the most seductive single story home featuring over 10,000 sq feet, 6 bedrooms, 11 baths, 5 fireplaces, cobblestone drive, pool, spa, theater, 14' ceilings and much more. "The Reserve" is your answer to a lifestyle few can attain, until now...Shown to pre-qualified Clients Only.
Check out the photos of the home, here.
Renner is quite the all-rounder. The Oscar-nominated actor has studied many disciplines ranging from criminology to Filipino Martial Arts. Along with acting, he has also tried his luck at song-writing, producing and was a make-up artist too!
Renner is good at everything he does. It is a known fact that he is a stupendous actor. He is now gearing up to shoot for his new movie "Kill the Messenger" which will have Rosemarie DeWitt playing the female lead opposite him.
The plot of the movie is inspired from "the true-story thriller about journalist Gary Webb, a San Jose Mercury News reporter who committed suicide after being the target of a smear campaign when he linked the CIA to a scheme to arm Contra rebels in Nicaragua and import cocaine into California," reports Deadline.
