Expensive Celebrity Homes that you only Dream about

AMAZINGLY EXPENSIVE CELEBRITY HOMES THAT YOU ONLY DREAM ABOUT

As early as sixteen years of age, i always considered myself a realist. So much so, i found that i only subscribed to things that made practical sense, and not allowing myself to ever

get caught up in any type of hype, or over inflated view of the truth or reality.

When it comes to the lifestyle of the rich and famous, i maintain my position. In other words,

when it comes to buying a home, how much is too much? 

Some of these rich folk, go a bit far when it comes to buying homes, when the average person is satisfied with just a roof over their head, and a bed to sleep in. Take a look at these extra ordinary homes of some of your favorite celebs and let me know what you think.

The following celebrities and homes were compliments of loaninsurancewealth.com

Bill Gates – $147.5 Million,Washington

As one of the richest men in the world, no one would expect anything less than this massive mansion to be the place that Bill Gates lives in. The tech mogul spent a whopping $147.5 million on this 66,000 square foot home. It might have been really expensive, but the Gates enjoy features like a massive private library and all the latest technologies you can think of.

Mark Zuckerberg – $50 Million, California

Being the founder of the social media giant, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg can afford to live (and vacation) in style. He owns 2 mansions, Brushwood Estate and Carousel Estate, set side-by-side in Lake Tahoe, California. The estates that cost him a combined price of $59 million are mainly used as vacation houses. Both houses are decorated to be aesthetically pleasing in rustic undertones. Mark’s lifestyle is certainly luxurious, and his net worth means she can afford a $50 million property like this one with beautiful views without having to rely on loans or worry about mortgage rates.

Vanna White – $47.5 Million, Beverly Hills

Host of the game show Wheel of Fortune Vanna White has been doing the gig since 1982. The job’s given her the ability to afford some pretty nice things, like this 5.08 acre mansion in Beverly Hills. In 2017, she put the house on the market for $47.5 million. That’s a great chunk of investment money, so they’re doing quite well for themselves after selling this luxurious property.

Lady Gaga – $5.25 Million, California

Lady Gaga is one of the most famous people in Hollywood right now, and her net worth only keeps going up. She is also one of the industry’s hardest workers, but she prefers to spend her downtime relaxing at this mansion in Hollywood Hills that she spent $5.25 million on.. She Undoubtedly has a high-end home security system to protect his investment. The house was formerly owned by Frank Zappa, and features a private art gallery, a greenhouse, and a rooftop tennis court.

Mick Jagger – Price Undisclosed, England

Stargroves was a gorgeous country manor located in Hampshire, England that was purchased by Mick Jagger in 1970. Either he’s great at investment planning himself or he’s got a great financial advisor because he has several properties that are worth millions. The Rolling Stones singer then lent the house to the band to use as a recording studio before he sold it off in 1979. The house was later used in the filming for the Doctor Who series. If you’re a fan of the show, you might recognize the exterior and courtyard of Stargroves. Talk about a real estate investment!

Jane Fonda – $13 Million, Beverly Hills

Talented actress Jane Fonda works hard and rests harder. Located in Beverly Hills, her 7,102 square foot mansion came with a hefty price tag of $13 million. It features 4 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, and is also furnished with a glass elevator, a massive walk-in closet and an office surrounded by trees. Her high-end home security system is doubtlessly quite expensive, but it’s worth it to protect his $13 million investment.

Clint Eastwood – $9.75 Million, Pebble Beach

Actor Clint Eastwood owns a beautiful mansion in Pebble Beach, California that was originally built back in the 1920s by prominent San Francisco architect Clarence Tantau. He bought the house that features walls made of thick adobe, terracotta roof tiles, hand-crafted ironwork, iconic Spanish doors, and a stunning view of the ocean in 1994. With a net worth of $375 million, he doesn’t have to worry about mortgage payments, and the doubtlessly high insurance rates are no problem. That’s not something most of us can say!