Brad Pitt can pack up the moving truck after closing on a Hollywood Hills home for $12 million, The Real Deal has learned.
The “F1 The Movie” star got a deal on the property, which was originally listed for just under $14 million, according to sources familiar with the deal. There’s plenty of space with the home coming in at nearly 8,400 square feet with six bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
This marks the latest real estate move by Pitt, who holds title to a diverse portfolio of real estate that includes three commercial properties in Frogtown and the D.L. James House in Carmel Highlands, the latter of which he paid $40 million for in 2022. He also co-owns the French winery Château Miraval, which is part of a legal dispute involving ex-wife Angelina Jolie.
Pitt bought the Hollywood Hills home from Dave Keuning, The Killers lead guitarist, and his wife and interior designer Emilie Keuning.

The Keunings were represented by Carolwood Estates’ David Parnes, Sam Collins and James Harris.
Carolwood’s Marci Kays and Jonathan Mogharrabi represented Pitt.
Kays and Mogharrabi, who set a late June record in Silver Lake with the $10 million close of 1844 Silverwood Terrace, were the listing agents when Pitt sold 5769 Briarcliff Road in Los Feliz for $38.5 million.
This latest trade comes after last week’s eye-watering, $110 million sale of Spelling Manor, one of L.A.’s trophy properties and among the city’s largest mansions.
It was reportedly purchased by Google CEO Eric Schmidt and his wife Wendy, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Carolwood also double ended that deal with CEO and co-founder Drew Fenton representing the seller, an unknown Saudi national, and Linda May negotiating on behalf of the Schmidts.
Spelling Manor, located at 594 South Mapleton Drive, now ties with a May deal in Bel-Air for priciest residential transaction of the year. That May trade involved 630 Nimes Road, which was purchased by former Crown Resorts chair James Packer.
That Nimes Road deal also involved several Carolwood agents with Fenton and Westside Estate Agency co-founder Kurt Rappaport representing Packer.
Meanwhile Carolwood’s Stephen Resnick, Jonathan Nash, David Parnes and James Harris were the listing agents.
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