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Emma Stone’s Austin Mansion: couple restore $23.5m estate; never move in

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TOI Real Estate Desk. (2026, October 10). Emma Stone’s Austin Mansion: couple restore $23.5m estate; never move in. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/real-estate/news/in-2021-emma-stone-bought-a-landmark-1940s-austin-mansion-and-spent-more-than-three-years-renovating-it-by-2025-the-never-lived-in-home-had-been-listed-for-23-5-million-and-sold-after-the-restoration-was-completed/articleshow/134846896.cms

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Emma Stone and her husband Dave McCary have listed their restored historic mansion in Austin's Tarrytown neighborhood for $23.5 million after several years of renovation work. The seven-bedroom property spans about 1.24 acres with nine full bathrooms, landscaped gardens, a swimming pool, and multiple entertaining spaces. Despite the extensive renovations that blend traditional architectural details with contemporary finishes, such as pink floral tiles in the kitchen and marble fireplace surrounds, the couple has decided not to reside there themselves.
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Emma Stone and her husband Dave McCary decided not to move into their newly renovated historic Austin mansion despite spending several years restoring it. They listed the property for sale in May 2025 at a price of $23.5 million, according to Realtor.com's report and earlier coverage by The Wall Street Journal. Located in Tarrytown, an established residential neighborhood in Austin, the seven-bedroom home spans approximately 1.24 acres and features nine full bathrooms, landscaped gardens, a swimming pool, and spaces designed for entertaining and family life. The renovation aimed to preserve traditional architectural details while updating the interiors with modern finishes.

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Emma Stone’s ambitious renovation of a historic Austin mansion turned a long-running property project into a multimillion-dollar real estate listing, with the Oscar-winning actor and her husband, Dave McCary, ultimately deciding not to move into the finished home.
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🔮 According to Realtor.com’s October 2025 report and earlier coverage by The Wall Street Journal, the couple spent several years restoring the property before putting it on the market for $23.5 million in May 2025.
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Emma Stone’s ambitious renovation of a historic Austin mansion turned a long-running property project into a multimillion-dollar real estate listing, with the Oscar-winning actor and her husband, Dave McCary, ultimately deciding not to move into the finished home. asserted
actor → turn → home
According to Realtor.com’s October 2025 report and earlier coverage by The Wall Street Journal, the couple spent several years restoring the property before putting it on the market for $23.5 million in May 2025. uncertain
couple → accord → May
Fresh listing photographs subsequently revealed the completed interiors, offering a closer look at the extensive work carried out on the historic residence. asserted
photographs → reveal → residence
Located in Tarrytown, one of Austin’s established residential neighbourhoods, the seven-bedroom property combines traditional architectural details with contemporary comforts. asserted
property → locate → comforts
Spread across approximately 1.24 acres, the estate features nine full bathrooms, landscaped gardens, a swimming pool and several spaces designed for entertaining and family life. asserted
estate → Spread → entertaining
Inside Emma Stone’s restored Austin mansion The renovation focused on preserving the home’s traditional character while giving its interiors a more polished, contemporary finish. asserted
renovation → restore → finish
Photographs released after the initial listing showed a transformation from rooms that were still awaiting their final design details to carefully finished spaces featuring decorative tiles, rich woodwork and intricate architectural elements. asserted
that → release → tiles
The kitchen is among the most distinctive rooms, with pink floral-patterned tiles lining the backsplash and a dark wood-and-marble island serving as its centrepiece. asserted
island → line → centrepiece
The cooking area opens into the dining and living spaces, where floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the interiors. asserted
windows → open → interiors
Elsewhere, the home features herringbone oak and brick flooring, arched doorways, leaded-glass windows and marble fireplace surrounds. asserted
home → feature → flooring
These details help maintain the character of the older residence while creating a more refined atmosphere throughout the property. asserted
details → help → property
The mansion also includes a wood-panelled library, a solarium, a playroom and a screening room complete with its own bar. asserted
mansion → include → bar
Upstairs, the primary suite features a fireplace and an expansive en-suite bathroom finished in burgundy tiles and dark wood. asserted
suite → feature → tiles
A separate dressing room and a large walk-in closet add to the suite’s amenities. asserted
room → walk → amenities
Other bathrooms offer contrasting design treatments, including pale blue tiles, white marble surfaces and floral wallpaper. asserted
bathrooms → offer → tiles
The photographs also use virtual staging in some rooms to illustrate how the interiors could look with furniture in place. uncertain
interiors → use → place
A sprawling estate with landscaped gardens The property’s appeal extends beyond its interiors. asserted
appeal → sprawl → interiors
Set on a tree-lined street in Tarrytown, the estate includes landscaped grounds with dedicated cutting and fairy gardens, expansive lawns and a screened breezeway overlooking the swimming pool. asserted
estate → Set → pool
The outdoor spaces offer room for recreation and entertaining, while the established neighbourhood places the residence among some of Austin’s most sought-after homes. asserted
neighbourhood → offer → homes
The restoration was carried out with an emphasis on craftsmanship and traditional materials, allowing the property’s architectural features to remain central to its design. asserted
features → carry → design
The result is a residence that balances historic character with the expectations of the luxury real estate market. asserted
that → balance → market
Why Emma Stone decided not to move in Stone and McCary had initially planned to relocate their family to Austin, but the couple ultimately chose to remain in New York, where their professional commitments required them to spend considerable time. asserted
commitments → decide → time
The renovation continued even after their plans changed, meaning the house was prepared for sale without the family having lived in it. asserted
family → continue → it
When the mansion first entered the market in May 2025, construction and landscaping work were still being completed. uncertain
work → enter → May
The listing was subsequently updated with photographs showing the finished interiors and grounds. asserted
listing → update → interiors
The property briefly appeared to have attracted a buyer in August 2025, when its status was changed to pending. asserted
status → appear → pending
However, that deal did not close, according to Realtor.com’s October report. uncertain
deal → close → report
The mansion was later reported to be available off-market through a local agent, with its $23.5 million asking price placing it among Austin’s most expensive residential listings. asserted
price → report → listings
The restoration therefore became a significant property undertaking for the couple, even as their plans for the home changed along the way. asserted
plans → become → way
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