AJ Fabino
·3 min read
The wealthy and powerful have the luxury of living in mansions that, at times, resemble castles and are located in the most prestigious and exclusive areas in the world.
They spend millions to live in houses with luxuries that would make actual royalty blush while living the high life.
Here are some of the most expensive celebrity homes. Some of the names may surprise you.
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10. Taylor Swift's $ 30 million house
The 1934 Georgian restoration estate owned by Taylor Swift offers lots of room for entertaining guests with seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms.
9. Kylie Jenner's $36.5million house
Given that it has everything you could possibly need for a getaway, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to label Kylie Jenner's house a vacation resort.
This property offers the owner the ideal setting to entertain guests with seven bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, 20 parking spaces, a bar, games room, home theater, a chef's kitchen, and a pool that flows through the house.
8. Ellen DeGeneres' $45million house
Wallace Frost, an architect, originally created Ellen DeGeneres' 13-acre Tuscan-style mansion in the 1930s.
Nine fireplaces, numerous libraries, two pools, and a tennis court are just a few of the villa's many features.
7. Tiger Woods' $54.5million house
The greatest place to take in the ocean vistas at Tiger's custom-built refuge in Florida is from the glass-fronted elevator.
A basketball/tennis court, 100-foot lap pool, 60-foot dive pool, spa, four putting greens, a putting studio, and a running track are all elements of this home that make the most of the outdoors.
6. Tom Cruise's $59 million house
Tom Cruise's 10,000 square foot Colorado property features floor-to-ceiling windows that take full advantage of the picturesque mountain vistas on the outskirts of Telluride.
The house has a quaintness thanks to its natural stone chiminea and wooden walls.
5. Angelina Jolie's $61 million house
With 1000 acres enclosed by a moat, Angelina Jolie's chateau in the South of France elevates the idea of living in a castle to an entirely new level.
It contains 35 rooms, a dining hall, a pool, and "his and hers" gyms in addition to its own vineyard.
4. Jay-Z and Beyoncé's $88 million house
Beyoncé and Jay-Z reside in a magnificent Bel Air estate.
It boasts a basketball court, a full-service spa, four outdoor swimming pools, and a 15-car garage.
3. George Lucas' $100 million house
The Skywalker Ranch, which has a traditional-style mansion on a sizable 26-acre estate, got its name in honor of George Lucas' legendary film series.
There is no chance that the renowned filmmaker will become bored at home with a 300-seat theater, vineyard, outdoor pool, farm animals, and bees for producing honey.
2. George Clooney's $100 million house
It is not surprising that one of the most costly celebrity residences is George and Amal Clooney's "Villa Oleandra" in Laglio, Italy.
Its elaborate details and genuine charm show from the inside out in this ideal location on the banks of Lake Como.
1. Bill Gates' $125 million house
Bill Gates' mega-mansion "Xanadu 2.0," which took seven years to build, tops the list at a staggering $125 million.
This house was built with no expense spared; it features imported golden sand from a Caribbean island, famous artwork, a salmon-filled man-made stream, and a trampoline room.
You don't need to have millions of dollars to experience what it's like to have a slice of a beautiful home, and even better, here's how you can invest as little as $100 in a rental property and earn returns on your investment every three months.
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