Matthew Perry made the move from an L.A. penthouse to a cottage just years before he tragically died. In 2017, the “Friends” actor made his biggest real estate purchase when he bought a 9,000-square-foot condo for $20 million, per House Beautiful. Perry turned the entire 40th floor into an oasis, with four bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and a view of beautiful Los Angeles. However, in 2019, Perry decided to sell his condo and downsize to a cottage.
In 2020, three years before his death, Perry purchased a home in the Pacific Palisades in California, per House Beautiful. The “17 Again” actor purchased the home for $6 million, a big price cut from his previous L.A. penthouse purchase. The cottage-style home was equipped with four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. A more relaxed home, it seemed like it was going to help Perry usher in a new chapter in his life. Sadly, it would be in this home that Perry would die of an apparent drowning in the hot tub.
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Although the Pacific Palisades cottage had enough space to host many people, the New York Post reports Perry was actually “lonely” leading up to his passing. A source told the outlet, “He had a heart of gold and was doing his best to help others, but there was a loneliness there. He spent most of his days in his home and was very lonely.”
