Celebrity Homes | Celebrity Net Worth

In an odd coincidence, Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos, and electronic music hundred millionaire Daivd Guetta, have both just acquired $70 million homes on Miami's exclusive "billionaire bunker" private island.

The Malibu mansion in the contemporary style that boasts almost 3,700 square feet of living space, six bedrooms, and six baths, and is one of the many gems of the ritzy Point Dume neighborhood.

The $35 million penthouse boasts more than 7,200 square feet of interior living space, plus a private balcony that spreads across 570 square feet.

The home, precisely located in Brentwood just outside Nashville, sprawls across almost 11,000 square feet with five bedrooms and seven and a half baths.

70-year-old Jeremy could have been sentenced to up to 300 years in prison. Now, new details of his financial assets show that Jeremy had amassed a small fortune in cash and real estate before his fall from grace.

Back in July of 2020, Katy Perry paid $11 million for a prime piece of real estate in Montecito, California. Now, a little over three years later, the sale is subject to a bizarre legal dispute.

Fashion billionaire Tom Ford just paid $52 million for a home in East Hampton with a direct connection to Jacqueline Kennedy Onasis.

Diane Sawyer is seeking $24 million for her incredible longtime 20-acre estate on Martha's Vineyard which is known as "Chip Chop."

Kristofferson and wife Lisa Kristofferson have reportedly been leasing part of the ranch out for purposes of cattle grazing, but now they've decided "it's time to let it go and move on."

The sale makes Copper Beech Farm the most expensive piece of residential real estate in Connecticut, which of course in turn makes it one of the most expensive in the entire country.

With a total of 16 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms spread across the 18,000-square-foot main house that dates back to well over 100 years ago, Aultmore sits on a beautiful 24-acre lot that's surrounded by the dense greenery of Cairngorm National Park.

It's a massive 7,880-square-foot monster that Neumann himself created by combining the building's more conventionally proportioned penthouse apartment and another unit one floor below, turning a duplex into a triplex.

The house itself is a picture of old-school Beverly Hills opulence. It spreads across almost 9,500 square feet with 9 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, plus a host of amenities.

The home has four bedrooms and seven bathrooms, plus amenities like a lounge, media room, office space, wine cellar, and more. And according to its official listing, it's an architectural masterwork from architect Carlton Graham that uses the form almost to tell a story to everyone who steps inside.

The property is known as Casa Encantada, and it was David Murdock who first put it in the real estate history books when he paid $12.4 million for it back in 1980. In 2000, it broke the record for priciest home sale in the country again when the Winnicks bought it for $94 million.