Inside Matthew Perry’s Pacific Palisades House: Tour the Modest Home Where He ‘Could’ve Been Saved’

Open Floor Plan

Matthew shared a photo showing his large living room on October 15 while posing with his dad, John Bennett Perry. It featured a large purple sofa, pool table and bright wall art. The actor had the oak hardwood floors stained to a darker color before he moved in.

Greenery

The Whole Nine Yards star’s house sat on a .37 acre plot, but he made sure to take care of the yard he had. The homes next door were shown to be relatively close in this October 11 photo where he asked, “Why can Elon Musk send a woman to the moon and not be able to invent a silent leaf blower?”

Night Jacuzzi

The Friends alum’s last Instagram post on October 23 showed him sitting in his backyard jacuzzi at night while listening to headphones. It overlooked the Pacific Ocean and the photograph featured the moon hiding behind a cloud.

It was an eerie post for fans to take in as the news of Perry’s death took hold. The most tragic aspect of the situation, a source later told In Touch, was that many in the actor’s life said that he “could have been saved.”

“Those close to him can’t help but wonder just what would have happened if he’d just talked to a doctor about his fatigue,” the source said, “or if his assistant had arrived a few minutes earlier.”

Batman Pool

Matthew’s love of the D.C. Comics character has been a theme in all of the homes he owned. At his Pacific Palisades pad, he had Batman’s logo installed on the bottom of his pool which lit up red at night.

Batman Bedroom

On October 17, Matthew shared a video from one of his bedrooms that overlooked the ocean, although the curtains were closed. In it, three large screens showed he was ready to tuck in and watch The Batman, including this one over a dresser and next to a tall houseplant.

180 Degree Batman View

The star panned around to display two additional screens showing he was ready to watch the film, along with a white down comforter on the bed.

The Ceiling Too!

In the same room, Matthew zoomed in to show his ceiling featured a starry night with the red bat signal looking over him.

Interesting Art

Matthew’s love of pickelball (and Batman) is seen in a piece of artwork hanging on a wall at home. He had played the game earlier on the day of his death.

Personal Touch

On a glass shelving including several books and glass artwork, the 17 Again star had a framed picture of a young girl, explaining in the caption, “This is a photo of my beautiful niece Willa,” while joking about the angle, “You can see that I have her pointed in the right direction.”

Beloved Pet

Matthew sat on a chair in his living room and cuddled Alfred in this January 2021 photo, asking in the caption, “This is me and @alfreddoodleperry. Who’s cuter? Don’t answer that.”