Celebrity Homes | Celebrity Net Worth

One year ago a massive estate in Florida sold for $94 million. A week ago the new owner flipped it to a then-unidentified buyer for $175 million. We now know the $175 million dollar identity.

If your life goal is to be able to pop on over to Oprah's house to borrow a cup of sugar, I have some good news and bad news. The good news, a neighboring property to Oprah's Maui estate is for sale. The bad news? This opportunity comes with a $75 million price tag.

Some are calling it the flip of the century. Last year, Jim Clark, an early founder/investor in a number of important Silicon Valley tech companies, paid $94 million for a 16-acre oceanfront Florida property. He just sold it for…

Saget reportedly bought the home in 2003 for $2.895 million, living there initially with his three daughters and then later with second wife Kelly Rizzo, who is now the seller.

Jeffrey Epstein's infamous Caribbean islands first hit the market in March for $125 million as a package deal. You can now buy them separately at a steep discount.

Matt Roloff says he wants "to start to scale back a little," and he's listed the house along with a 16-acre parcel of the 109-acre pumpkin farm made famous on the show.

Gianni Versace's former NYC townhouse – which he bought in 1995 for $7.5 million – just hit the market with an asking price of $70 million.

The listing also mentions a two-bed, two-bath guesthouse, and in a rustic touch there's also a barn with its own gym and dance studio, newly added by Madonna.

You could describe it as the house that mouse built, but to call this a house would not be remotely accurate. Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner seeks $225 million for sprawling Malibu estate.

Its place in the Theranos soap opera aside, the property is a pretty impressive one. It spreads across 6,800 square feet, with five bedrooms and seven bathrooms in the main house, as well as a one-bedroom guest house.

Zedd purchased the approximately 3-acre spread in 2018, paying $16 million for the 11,000-square-foot, five-bedroom home, built on spec two years earlier.

Singer/actress Janet Jackson has not visited her Central Park condo since 2019, so perhaps it makes sense she's looking to offload the unit.

With a new city comes a new massive mansion. The most expensive home in Denver history in fact!

The property itself is certainly a celebrity-worthy spot, sitting on almost a full acre and with almost 11,400 square feet of living space.

If he finds a buyer at $6.25 million, he'll be making a pretty impressive profit on the reported $4.7 million he spent on the place three years ago.