Celebrity Homes | Celebrity Net Worth

Her love don't cost a thing, but Jennifer Lopez's 8-acre Bel Air estate will cost you $42.5 million.

The 20,000-square-foot mansion nestled away on the Upper East Side has been listed with an asking price of $80 million – the same price he listed the property for back in 2015.

The property itself is an old-school Hollywood mansion in luxurious Mediterranean style, "reinterpreted for the 21st century," per the home's official listing.

Much like Flea himself, the home is difficult to describe and pretty much has to be seen in order to be reckoned with.

Some of those features include a tennis court, an infinity pool, and an outdoor pizza oven, but what really gets one's attention is the property's 9-hole mini-golf course.

Referred to in its official listing as a "stunning private celeb-owned compound," the house has eight bedrooms and 14 bathrooms spread out across 12,300 feet of interior space.

The Invisible House isn't truly invisible, of course, but it is covered with a system of mirrors that reflect the surrounding desert landscape to create a pretty convincing illusion of invisibility.

Tucked away in the Mountain View Estates gated community in Calabasas, the home now has a new owner whose identity remains unknown.

Madoff paid just $250,000 for the vacant lot in the early 1980s, then built up the home with an extra tenth of an acre of waterfront which reportedly cost another $20,000.

It's time for a look back at some of the biggest of last year's luxury real estate transactions carried out by the rich and famous, often between one other.

The home boasts four bedrooms and eight bathrooms within its 10,460 square feet of interior space, and it sits on an expansive (and meticulously landscaped) lot of more than 2.25 acres for plenty of breathing room and privacy.

Residents of Hidden Hills, California are about to have a new resident. Nicki Minaj has bought herself a $20 million custom built mansion in the city.

Given its status as a historic landmark, Griffin doesn't want to tear down the home, but instead relocate it brick by brick to another location where it can be visited by the public.

Described in its official listing as "magnificent modern French provincial estate," this is a property fit for any high-earning professional athlete, regardless of their sport of choice.

If you've watched the "Harry and Meghan" Netflix documentary, you may have assumed it was filmed at their own Montecito mansion. Spoiler alert: It wasn't.