The 25 Most Expensive Celebrity Homes And Why They Cost So Much
Some celebrity homes become famous almost like the stars who own them. The most expensive celebrity homes often include details that regular luxury houses do not have, such as private vineyards, huge compounds, rare architecture, and museum-like interiors. Here are 25 homes that show the extreme side of celebrity living.
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The single most expensive celebrity-linked residential property ever documented is a Monaco penthouse sold for €471 million (approximately $510 million USD) in 2024. In the United States, Beyoncé and Jay-Z's $200 million Malibu mansion holds the California record for the most expensive residential sale in state history.
The most expensive celebrity homes are not simply large houses. They are architectural statements, long-term investments, personal refuges, and sometimes contested battlegrounds. Every property on this list has a story worth knowing beyond its price tag.
What You'll Take Away From Reading This
- The single most expensive celebrity home costs more than many governments spend on public housing in a year, and it sits on land that did not exist until recently
- Several of the highest-valued properties belong to the same celebrities, who treat real estate as a multi-generational asset
- Entries 3, 4, and 2 each involve either an ongoing legal battle, a record-breaking 30% discount, or a quietly expanding private territory
- The 2025 LA wildfires directly triggered two major celebrity real estate transactions that reshuffled where some of the biggest names now live
- At least three of the 25 properties are not in the United States, and all three rank in the top five
The Five Highest-Priced Celebrity Properties At A Glance
Before the full countdown begins, here are the five most expensive properties on this list by reported price or current market valuation, clearly labeled:
- Rinat Akhmetov, Monaco penthouse (Le Renzo, Mareterra): €471M (~$510M purchase price, 2024)
- Mark Zuckerberg, Ko'olau Ranch, Kauai, Hawaii: ~$300M current valuation
- Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, Château Miraval, France: ~$225M current valuation
- Beyoncé and Jay-Z, Brutalist Malibu mansion: $200M purchase price (2023)
- Bill Gates, Xanadu 2.0, Medina, Washington: $127M current valuation
25. Kylie Jenner's Holmby Hills Mansion, Los Angeles (~$55 Million, Estimated Valuation)
The youngest person ever to top Forbes' self-made billionaires list under 30 chose Holmby Hills, one of Los Angeles' most guarded neighborhoods, as her base. The 19,000 sq ft property sits on just under one acre and includes seven bedrooms, 11.5 bathrooms, a home cinema, a bar, multiple games rooms, and a central courtyard accessible through fully retractable exterior walls that dissolve the boundary between inside and outside.
The structure is more of a concrete fortress than a traditional California mansion. It is encased in solid concrete with a dedicated guardhouse on-site, making it one of the most security-forward residential builds in all of Los Angeles.
24. Johnny Depp's French Provençal Village, Saint-Tropez ($55.5 Million)
Most people buy a house. Johnny Depp bought a village. Located on a hillside outside Saint-Tropez in the south of France, this 37-acre estate includes a main house, guest cottages, a chapel, an art studio, and a private restaurant Depp named Café Marcheline.
The Bohemian interiors span approximately 13,000 sq ft across 15 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms. Natural stone walls, exposed timber beams, and open fireplaces run through every structure. There are two swimming pools, a private beach, a skate park, and a Pirates of the Caribbean-inspired cave used as a party space.
Depp purchased the property in 2001 for an undisclosed sum and spent approximately $10 million restoring the village's early 1800s stone structures over 15 years. It is one of the strongest examples of how celebrity homes and architecturecan turn a private residence into a full-scale personal world.
23. Adele's Beverly Hills Mansion ($58 Million)
In February 2022, Adele purchased a Beverly Hills estate in Beverly Park from Sylvester Stallone that had already been famous long before she arrived. The 3.5-acre property features eight bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, a home theater, a full gym, an infinity pool, and a putting green.
It spans over 17,000 sq ft and sits within one of LA's most secure gated communities, where neighbors include other household names from music and film. Stallone customized every detail of this estate to his own considerable specifications, and Adele purchased it complete, choosing not to modify a square foot of what her predecessor built.
22. Jennifer Lopez And Ben Affleck's Calabasas Estate ($60 Million)
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck purchased this Calabasas compound together in 2023 at the peak of their rekindled public romance. The sprawling estate sits on 5.5 acres and includes a service wing, a basement-level library, and grounds designed to maximize seclusion. After their divorce was finalized in January 2025, the pair listed the estate at $68 million, then reduced it to $59.9 million. As of early 2026, the property has been taken off the market.
21. Adam Levine And Behati Prinsloo's Montecito Estate ($60 Million)
Originally built in 2009 by actor Rob Lowe, the 10,000 sq ft colonial-style Montecito mansion known as Oakview was sold by Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine and model Behati Prinsloo in October 2025 for $60 million. The couple had purchased it for $52 million in 2022, netting a solid profit in under three years.
The nine-bedroom, 14-bathroom estate sits on 3.41 acres and features a guesthouse, poolhouse, tennis court, koi pond, and a chicken coop alongside its formal living spaces. Three separate celebrity owners, including Rob Lowe, who commissioned the original build, have each redesigned major elements of this Montecito estate, making it one of the most architecturally layered properties in the county.
20. Paris Hilton's Beverly Hills Estate ($63.1 Million)
This entry has one of the most remarkable backstories on the entire list. In January 2025, the LA wildfires destroyed Paris Hilton's Malibu home. By September 2025, she had purchased Mark Wahlberg's former Beverly Hills compound for $63.1 million, turning a devastating personal loss into one of the year's most significant real estate moves.
The Richard Landry-designed mansion was custom-built for Wahlberg in 2014 and spans 30,500 sq ft on six acres. It includes 12 bedrooms, a sports court, a skate park, a full golf course, a movie theater, a wine and cigar cellar, and a resort-style swimming pool with waterslides. Hilton is the third celebrity owner of this estate, following Wahlberg's 2023 sale.
19. The Weeknd's Bel Air Mansion ($70 Million)
Abel Tesfaye, known professionally as The Weeknd, made his mark on Bel Air in 2021 with a 33,000 sq ft mansion that remains one of the largest residential footprints by interior square footage in the neighborhood. The property includes nine bedrooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a home theater, a professional recording studio, a sports court, and a spa. At 1.6 acres in one of Los Angeles' most exclusive communities, it is built for someone who genuinely uses every amenity.
18. Kim Kardashian's Malibu Mansion ($70.4 Million)
Originally purchased by Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber for $50.5 million in 2015, this Malibu estate changed hands several times before Kim Kardashian acquired it in 2022 for $70.4 million, a meaningful discount from its $99.5 million asking price. Kim overhauled the exterior in 2024, replacing the original Mediterranean aesthetic with a contemporary grey facade and a fully monochromatic interior, continuing what has become the property's defining tradition: each owner completely reimagines it.
17. David And Victoria Beckham's Miami Beach Mansion ($72.3 Million)
The Beckhams brought their particular brand of disciplined luxury to South Florida's most glamorous waterfront strip with a $72.3 million purchase in 2024. The estate has nine bedrooms, nine bathrooms, two reflecting pools, a waterfall, a gourmet kitchen, a movie theater, a gym and spa, and rooftop views stretching across Biscayne Bay. The property also features enough dock space for the Beckhams' 130-foot yacht, which places it in a very small category of residential estates where maritime access is designed as a primary feature rather than an afterthought.
16. Tom Ford's Palm Beach Mansion ($73 Million)
Shortly after selling his fashion label to Estée Lauder Companies for $2.8 billion, Tom Ford purchased this architecturally distinguished Palm Beach compound off-market for $73 million. The property was designed by architect Daniel Kahan, who received an award for it from the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach in 2019.
The main house spans 10,200 sq ft with three bedrooms; a separate two-bedroom guesthouse adds private capacity. The complex was designed from the ground up around solar power and energy efficiency, making it one of the most technologically forward properties on this list in terms of residential architecture and sustainability.
15. Rod Stewart's Los Angeles Château ($74 Million)
Sir Rod Stewart's North Beverly Park mansion is the kind of property that earns its own reputation independently of who lives there. Designed by architect Richard Landry and inspired by a French château, the 28,500 sq ft main house has 13 bedrooms, 19 bathrooms, sweeping marble staircases, Corinthian columns, and intricate mouldings throughout.
The 4,500 sq ft guesthouse is larger than most luxury apartments. A wood-panelled library, a jade-green speakeasy, a screening room, and a football pitch round out an estate that functions less like a house and more like a private European manor. It also shows how luxury architecturecan turn a home into a complete lifestyle statement.
Stewart first listed the property in June 2023 at $70 million, relisted it at $80 million, then reduced it to $74 million in February 2024, before withdrawing it from the market again in May 2024.
14. Jeff Bezos's Maui Estate ($78 Million)
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his partner Lauren Sanchez purchased this 14-acre estate in La Perouse Bay on Maui's rugged southern coastline for $78 million in 2021. The compound features a 4,500 sq ft main house, a dedicated guesthouse, a 700 sq ft outdoor pool, an outdoor kitchen, and a private white-sand beach that belongs exclusively to the property. The natural isolation provided by this stretch of Hawaiian coastline is the kind that no perimeter wall or security camera can replicate in a continental US location.
13. George Lucas's Skywalker Ranch, Marin County (~$100 Million+)
George Lucas began building Skywalker Ranch in Marin County, California, in 1978, and has spent over $100 million developing it across four decades, according to multiple reports cited in Architectural Digest and industry sources. The 15-acre production compound includes a main residence, a fully operational working farm, a private movie theater where rough cuts have been screened, and a picturesque lake that Lucas named Lake Ewok. The ranch functions as a creative retreat, a working agricultural property, and a personal estate simultaneously.
12. Cher's Malibu Venetian-Style Manor (~$85 Million)
In October 2022, the Wall Street Journal reported that Cher listed her Malibu estate for approximately $85 million USD. The Venetian-inspired property sits on 1.7 acres with a main building spanning around 13,200 sq ft and features a large infinity pool, a tennis court, and high-end finishes throughout. It also contains the single most talked-about room on this entire list: a climate-controlled wig room reportedly housing 100 hairpieces, maintained at precise temperature and humidity for preservation.
11. Mark Wahlberg's Beverly Hills Estate ($87.5 Million)
Built in 2014 to Wahlberg's personal specifications by architect Richard Landry, this Beverly Hills estate was the gold standard of celebrity new construction for nearly a decade. At peak valuation, it was worth $87.5 million. The 30,500 sq ft home on six acres has 12 bedrooms, a full sports court, a skate park, a golf course, a resort-style pool with waterslides, a movie theater, and a wine and cigar cellar.
Wahlberg sold the estate in 2023 for $55 million, and Paris Hilton subsequently purchased it in 2025 for $63.1 million, which is a reminder that trophy real estate pricing at the ultra-luxury level is rarely linear.
10. Jay-Z And Beyoncé's Bel Air Compound ($88 Million)
Before their record-shattering Malibu purchase, the Carters established Bel Air as their primary LA base with this $88 million compound in 2017, which at the time set the highest residential transaction record in Los Angeles County history. The estate spans approximately 30,000 sq ft across multiple structures on roughly two acres, with eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, a 15-car garage, four pools, bulletproof windows, a helipad, a wellness center, a basketball court, and full staff quarters.
The couple took out a mortgage, reportedly at 5% for the first 10 years on their subsequent Malibu purchase, confirming that even at this tier, financing remains part of the strategy.
9. Pierce Brosnan's Orchid House, Malibu ($100 Million)
Pierce Brosnan purchased two adjacent Malibu beachfront lots in 2000 for approximately $10 million and then spent an entire decade transforming them into Orchid House, a Thai-inspired oceanfront compound completed in 2010. The property was listed for $100 million in 2020, though Brosnan withdrew it from the market a year later without a sale.
Orchid House features five bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, wide-plank teak floors in every room, handcrafted woodwork, a recording studio, a screening room, an art studio, a two-storey pool house, and a luxury spa complex with multiple saunas, a steam room, and a plunge pool.
8. George Clooney's Villa Oleandra, Lake Como, Italy (~$100 Million)
Few celebrity homes have achieved the cultural status of Villa Oleandra. George Clooney purchased this 18th-century estate in Laglio from the Heinz family in 2002 for approximately $12.8 million. It is now valued at around $100 million. The villa has 25 rooms, an indoor gym, a tennis court, a swimming pool, botanical gardens, olive groves, and local vineyards.
It is also where Clooney met his wife Amal, making it the setting for one of Hollywood's most-followed love stories. The municipality of Laglio had to issue a restriction order to stop fans from approaching the property after Clooney's honorary citizenship in 2004 turned the town into a tourist destination.
7. Oprah Winfrey's "The Promised Land," Montecito (~$100 Million+)
Oprah Winfrey's Montecito compound began as a 42-acre estate she purchased in 2001 for $52 million after spotting it at a party and refusing to leave until the owners agreed to sell. She has spent the subsequent two decades expanding it into something genuinely difficult to categorize.
The Promised Land now spans 70 acres and includes at least 13 separate buildings, a 23,000 sq ft Georgian-style main mansion, gated equestrian facilities with stables and a tack room, a 23-acre working agricultural property known as Seamair Farm, Jeff Bridges' former Spanish Revival home (purchased separately and incorporated into the compound), two swimming pools, and a tennis court.
6. The Playboy Mansion, Holmby Hills (~$113 Million)
The Playboy Mansion is the only property on this list that was purchased for $1 million and became worth more than $100 million within a single lifetime. Hugh Hefner bought the 22,000 sq ft Holmby Hills estate in 1974 for that figure. In 2016, his neighbor Daren Metropoulos purchased it for $100 million, which was at that moment the most expensive residential sale in Los Angeles history.
The current estimated value sits around $113 million. Two property features make this estate genuinely unique among all celebrity homes: a zoo license and a year-round permit for fireworks, both embedded in the property's legal history and neither easily replicated at any price.
5. Bill Gates's Xanadu 2.0, Medina, Washington ($127 Million)
Bill Gates named his Medina estate after the pleasure dome in Orson Welles' Citizen Kane, and the reference is not coincidental. Xanadu 2.0 spans 66,000 sq ft on a hillside overlooking Lake Washington, reportedly cost $63 million in mid-1990s dollars to build, and took seven years to complete.
Amenities include a 60-foot swimming pool with an underwater sound system, a trampoline room with a 20-foot ceiling, eight bedrooms, six kitchens, a private beach with sand imported from St. Lucia, and a 2,500 sq ft gym.
The home was embedded with sensors that adjust temperature, lighting, and music based on occupancy in each room, which is a concept Gates designed in the early 1990s, decades before smart home technology became commercially available. It remains one of the clearest examples of how celebrity earnings and assetscan turn a private home into a long-term architectural statement.
4. Beyoncé And Jay-Z's Brutalist Malibu Mansion ($200 Million)
In 2023, Beyoncé and Jay-Z paid $200 million for the Bell House, a Brutalist concrete masterpiece on the Malibu coastline designed by revered Japanese architect Tadao Ando. The 30,000 sq ft compound was originally commissioned by art collectors Bill and Maria Bell in the late 1990s to house their extensive collection of works by Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst, and it took over 15 years to complete.
It features Ando's signature ornamental reflecting pool, panoramic ocean views, and an exterior design that some have compared, not unkindly, to a James Bond villain's lair. The couple received a 30% discount from the original $295 million asking price, setting the California record for the most expensive residential sale in the state's history.
3. Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie's Château Miraval, France (~$225 Million)
Château Miraval in Correns, southern France, is simultaneously one of the most beautiful celebrity estates on Earth and one of the most legally contested. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie purchased the 1,000-acre estate in the late 2000s for approximately $60 million. The property now carries an estimated valuation of around $225 million.
The 17th-century estate includes 35 bedrooms across the main mansion, a working vineyard, a lake, outdoor swimming pools, 20 fountains, a banquet hall, a billiards room, a screening theatre, two gyms, a sauna, and a Jacuzzi. The couple married at the estate's Romanesque chapel in 2014.
Following their separation in 2016, Angelina sold her half of the Miraval winery to Russian oligarch Yuri Shefler for $62 million in 2021 without Pitt's consent, prompting a lawsuit. A divorce settlement was reached in December 2024 after more than eight years of negotiation, though the legal dispute over the Miraval wine brand continues.
2. Mark Zuckerberg's Ko'olau Ranch, Kauai, Hawaii (~$300 Million)
Mark Zuckerberg has spent years quietly, and then very publicly, assembling one of the most remarkable private land holdings in the United States on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. In 2025, he expanded his Ko'olau Ranch by approximately 1,000 additional acres, paying at least $65 million in the transaction.
He now owns over 2,300 acres on the island, with the full estate valued at approximately $300 million. The compound includes a primary residence, extensive agricultural land, and security infrastructure on a scale that has drawn significant attention from residents and Hawaiian land-use advocates.
1. Rinat Akhmetov's Le Renzo Penthouse, Mareterra, Monaco (~€471 Million / ~$510 Million)
Nothing on this list, or on any documented list of celebrity or billionaire real estate, approaches the scale of this transaction. Ukrainian billionaire Rinat Akhmetov purchased a five-floor penthousein the Le Renzo building within Mareterra, Monaco's newest and most exclusive waterfront development, for €471 million (approximately $510 million USD).
The deal was finalized in 2024, with the purchase agreement dating to 2021, placing it before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The apartment spans approximately 2,500 sq m (26,900 sq ft) across 21 rooms, with a private swimming pool, a jacuzzi, and at least eight parking spaces.
Mareterra itself is a feat of modern engineering, constructed on reclaimed land in the Mediterranean Sea. Property prices there exceed €100,000 per square meter, and rental rates reach €150,000 per month. Monaco remains the world's most expensive residential property market, with average prices per sq m reaching around €52,000 in 2024 to 2025.
This transaction surpasses the previous record for the most expensive residential property ever sold, which had been held by Nick Candy's London mansion at a reported £275 million (~€317 million).
What Makes A Celebrity's Home Worth $100 Million Or More?
Every property beyond the $100 million threshold earns that valuation for at least one of three reasons, and often for all three simultaneously.
Location And Privacy
In ultra-luxury real estate, the land matters more than what sits on it. Malibu beachfront commands a premium because there is a finite amount of it, and global demand has never been stronger.
Monaco is more extreme still. Savills reports the principality is the world's most expensive residential property market, with average prices per square meter reaching approximately €52,000 in 2024 to 2025. Supply is constrained by geography, and demand from ultra-high-net-worth buyers is structurally inelastic regardless of broader economic conditions.
Privacy adds another layer that money alone cannot fully buy. Properties with natural barriers command significant premiums because perimeter security cannot replicate what geography provides. Zuckerberg's 2,300-acre Kauai compound, Bezos's private Maui beach, and Clooney's Lake Como estate each demonstrate this principle differently.
When The Architect Is The Selling Point
A Tadao Ando private residence is not simply a house. It is a rare object within a very small category of buildings that Ando has designed for private clients in the United States. The same logic applies to the 18th-century Italian craftsmanship embedded in Villa Oleandra, to Daniel Kahan's sustainability-first Palm Beach design, and to the 17th-century stone structures of Château Miraval.
Architectural significance adds a layer of value that cannot be recreated at any price, because you cannot commission a 300-year-old French château and have it delivered in 2026.
What $100 Million Buys Beyond The Basics
At this price tier, amenities are no longer about comfort. They are about category exclusivity. A zoo license in a residential neighborhood, a working champagne vineyard that supplies the Academy Awards, a private village restaurant named by the owner, and an underwater sound system in a 60-foot pool.
These are features that exist nowhere else on Earth in combination with private residential living. They represent the outer edge of what residential design can produce, and they are precisely what keeps this segment of the market price-inelastic regardless of what the broader economy is doing.
Celebrity Homes With The Most Extraordinary Amenities
Across all 25 properties on this list, these are the amenities that sit in a category of their own:
- A climate-controlled wig room housing 100 hairpieces (Cher, Malibu)
- A Pirates of the Caribbean-inspired cave used as a personal gathering space (Johnny Depp, Saint-Tropez)
- A private village restaurant named and operated for personal use (Johnny Depp, Saint-Tropez)
- A working champagne vineyard that supplied the Academy Awards ceremony (Château Miraval, Brad Pitt)
- A zoo license and a year-round fireworks permit are attached to the property deed (Playboy Mansion)
- A 60-foot swimming pool with an underwater sound system (Xanadu 2.0, Bill Gates)
- A trampoline room with a 20-foot ceiling (Xanadu 2.0, Bill Gates)
- A functioning helipad on a private residential compound (Jay-Z and Beyoncé, Bel Air)
- A 15-car garage within a private estate (Jay-Z and Beyoncé, Bel Air)
- A private lake named "Lake Ewok" (Skywalker Ranch, George Lucas)
- A private white-sand beach on the Hawaiian coastline (Jeff Bezos, Maui)
- A 130-foot yacht dock integrated as a primary design feature (David and Victoria Beckham, Miami Beach)
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Celebrities Pay Property Tax On Homes This Expensive?
Yes, though the amount depends heavily on the state. California's Proposition 13 caps annual property tax increases at 2% for existing owners, meaning long-term holders like George Lucas pay dramatically less than the current market value would imply.
Can You Visit Any Of These Celebrity Homes?
Not the ones on this list. All 25 properties are strictly private residences. A small number of celebrity homes elsewhere, such as Elvis Presley's Graceland in Memphis, have been converted into public museums, but none of the properties ranked here allow public access.
Have Any Celebrity Homes Been Destroyed By Natural Disasters?
Paris Hilton's Malibu home was destroyed in the January 2025 LA wildfires, directly prompting her $63.1 million Beverly Hills purchase. Several other prominent Malibu estates were lost in the same fires.
How Do Celebrities Actually Finance Homes At This Price Level?
Through a combination of cash, strategic debt, and ongoing business revenue. Jay-Z and Beyoncé reportedly took out a 30-year mortgage with a 5% introductory rate on their Malibu mansion, with the initial loan reported at $57.75 million. Even at $200 million, financing is commonly used to preserve capital liquidity and maintain investment flexibility elsewhere.
Final Thoughts
These celebrity homes are not expensive only because they are big or owned by famous people. They cost so much because they offer things that are hard, or impossible, to copy: rare locations, famous architecture, total privacy, historic details, and unique features.
Still, these homes are more than luxury assets. They are also personal spaces. Behind the huge prices, these are still homes. They are the places where some of the world’s most famous people try to live their real lives.
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What You'll Take Away From Reading This
The Five Highest-Priced Celebrity Properties At A Glance
25. Kylie Jenner's Holmby Hills Mansion, Los Angeles (~$55 Million, Estimated Valuation)
24. Johnny Depp's French Provençal Village, Saint-Tropez ($55.5 Million)
23. Adele's Beverly Hills Mansion ($58 Million)
22. Jennifer Lopez And Ben Affleck's Calabasas Estate ($60 Million)
21. Adam Levine And Behati Prinsloo's Montecito Estate ($60 Million)
20. Paris Hilton's Beverly Hills Estate ($63.1 Million)
19. The Weeknd's Bel Air Mansion ($70 Million)
18. Kim Kardashian's Malibu Mansion ($70.4 Million)
17. David And Victoria Beckham's Miami Beach Mansion ($72.3 Million)
16. Tom Ford's Palm Beach Mansion ($73 Million)
15. Rod Stewart's Los Angeles Château ($74 Million)
14. Jeff Bezos's Maui Estate ($78 Million)
13. George Lucas's Skywalker Ranch, Marin County (~$100 Million+)
12. Cher's Malibu Venetian-Style Manor (~$85 Million)
11. Mark Wahlberg's Beverly Hills Estate ($87.5 Million)
10. Jay-Z And Beyoncé's Bel Air Compound ($88 Million)
9. Pierce Brosnan's Orchid House, Malibu ($100 Million)
8. George Clooney's Villa Oleandra, Lake Como, Italy (~$100 Million)
7. Oprah Winfrey's "The Promised Land," Montecito (~$100 Million+)
6. The Playboy Mansion, Holmby Hills (~$113 Million)
5. Bill Gates's Xanadu 2.0, Medina, Washington ($127 Million)
4. Beyoncé And Jay-Z's Brutalist Malibu Mansion ($200 Million)
3. Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie's Château Miraval, France (~$225 Million)
2. Mark Zuckerberg's Ko'olau Ranch, Kauai, Hawaii (~$300 Million)
1. Rinat Akhmetov's Le Renzo Penthouse, Mareterra, Monaco (~€471 Million / ~$510 Million)
What Makes A Celebrity's Home Worth $100 Million Or More?
Celebrity Homes With The Most Extraordinary Amenities
Frequently Asked Questions
Final Thoughts
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