September’s Top 10 Celebrity Real Estate News
Posted: September 30, 2024
September’s Celebrity Real Estate News
September’s Celebrity Real Estate News
Frank Lloyd Wright’s First Solo Home
In a career of over 70 years, Frank Lloyd Wright designed more than a thousand buildings. The first home he designed after opening his own company in 1893 was the Winslow House in suburban Chicago. It is for sale at $1.98 million.
Sean “Diddy” Combs Officially Lists Home
After weeks of rumors, Sean “Diddy” Combs has listed his 13,000-square-foot Beverly Hills mansion for $61 million. Located in LA’s most exclusive Platinum Triangle neighborhood of Beverly Hills, Bel-Air and Holmby Hills, Sean bought the home ten years ago for $40 million. In addition to the main home and a long list of amenities, the listing includes a guest home with a recording studio.
Equestrian Estate Once Owned by Will Rogers and Michelle Pfeiffer
Hollywood’s highest-paid actor of the 1930s, Will Rogers performed in 50 silent films, 21 “talkies” and wrote over 4,000 syndicated newspaper columns. A Pacific Palisades home that was built for him just sold for $14.044 million. Michelle Pfeiffer is also a former owner.
Drew Brees’ Tree House Is Up For Auction
A Montana home built for former NFL star quarterback Drew Brees is for sale at $7.5 million, or it can be purchased at auction. Brees worked with people from the reality TV series “Treehouse Masters” to build the home on 20 wooded acres.
Historic New York Estate Has Ties To Timothy Leary, Standard Oil & the Mellon Family
One of New York’s historic properties, which includes a 38-room Victorian mansion on 2,078 acres, is for sale at $65 million. The estate also includes, a 10,000-square-foot guest home, a stone bowling alley, a carriage house with two apartments, a gatehouse, two farmhouses, stables and a tennis pavilion. In 1963, Standard Oil president Walter C. Teagle sold the property to two brothers who were heirs to the Mellon family fortune. A longtime guest resident in the home was Harvard psychologist-turned-LSD-evangelist Timothy Leary, who used the property for psychedelic experiments.
Floyd Mayweather Lists Beverly Hills Mansion
With 15 boxing world championships and net earnings of over $1 billion, Floyd Mayweather has plenty of cash and three big homes in Beverly Hills, Las Vegas and Miami. He just put his 15,096-square-foot Beverly Hills home on the market for $48 million.
Shaq Sells Texas Home Fast
Shaquille O’Neal listed his five-bedroom home in the Dallas area for $1.7 million and sold it in just a few weeks. The home includes a number of Shaq-friendly features, including a cigar lounge, home theater, and a grotto-style pool.
Larry Ellison Buys Palm Beaches Resort For $277 Million
Oracle-founder-and-mansion-collector Larry Ellison has purchased the Eau Palm Beach Resort in Manalapan, Florida for $277 million. Manalapan is located about 15 minutes from Palm Beach.
Funnyman Buddy Hackett’s Home
Buddy Hackett, who died in 2003, was one of the most popular comedians of the 1950s to 80s, a star in movies, television and Las Vegas. His former home in the Beverly Hills Flat neighborhood is for sale at $18 million. The home includes six bedrooms and 8,340 square feet.
Paul Anka Lists Country Club Mansion
Paul Anka was one of the biggest teen idols of the 1950s and ’60s, best known for his hit singles “Diana,” “Put Your Head on My Shoulder,” and “Lonely Boy.” Paul has listed his stunning mansion at the Sherwood Country Club in Westlake Village, California for $10 million. He also wrote the theme song for the Johnny Carson Show.
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