That same year, Stone set down roots on the west coast with the purchase of a $2.477 million traditional-style home in Beverly Hills. The charming one-story pad had quite the celebrity pedigree: It previously belonged to British actor and bon vivant Dudley Moore, and Stone purchased it from Australian film editor Kirk Baxter. The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom residence measured 3,862 square feet and was perhaps most memorable for its unique, colorful wallpaper. The front foyer, for instance, was decked out in a red-and-white geometric print, and a formal dining space was outfitted with lime green patterned walls. A combination living-and-dining area had a double-height ceiling with a quirky, vibrantly hued chandelier and an asymmetrical white brick fireplace. Stone ultimately listed the property for $3.899 million in 2019 and sold it for exactly her asking price just one month later.
2016
Stone’s next purchase was a modest one-bedroom condo in a West Village building designed by Emery Roth, for which she paid $2.4 million. The actor appeared to use the pad primarily as a pied-à-terre, and she listed it just two years later for $2.65 million. When she failed to find a buyer, she pulled the unit from the market, only to list it again in 2019 with the lowered price of $2.495 million. She even sought to rent it out for $6,000 a month during the pandemic. The Poor Things star put it up for sale again in August 2021 and finally sold it for a slight loss at $2.25 million toward the end of the year.
2018
Stone nabbed a $3.6 million condo that is reportedly perched atop a historic boutique hotel in NYC’s Financial District. Not many other details are known about the property, but it appears that the actor still owns it.
That same year, she dropped $3.25 million for a midcentury-style blufftop mansion in Malibu, which a realtor said looked like the “Malibu beach house they would choose for a Nancy Meyers movie.” The property, which featured unobstructed views…