Jon Bon Jovi’s recently put his upscale Manhattan penthouse, which he purchased in 2007 and invested in heavily, on the market for $42 million.
Bon Jovi’s former apartment is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows, meaning that the penthouse provides 360-degree views of New York’s SoHo and beyond.
Amy Winehouse’s £2.8 million house in Camden Square, London is where the singer lived and was found dead at 27. Since her death in July 2011, fans have carved out a shrine in front of the home’s gated entrance.
50 Cent’s home has 19 bedrooms, 37 bathrooms, 6 kitchens, 5 Jacuzzis, 2 snooker rooms, an indoor swimming pool, a night club, a gym, an indoor racquetball court, a tennis court, a home cinema, indoor shooting range and a pond. We couldn’t confirm whether he has a ‘Candy Shop’.
Robbie Williams’ LA home sits on some 10,681 square feet of land. The entire property has been refurbished since Williams moved in, and now has 8 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms.
Perhaps Robbie Williams’ LA home’s most eye-catching feature is the outdoor swimming arrangements, with a pool and hot tub.
Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead may have been a hippy, but that didn’t stop him owning a $3.6 million on El Mirador Drive, Nicasio in California. It was Garcia’s final home before he died of a heart attack in 2005. The 7,000-square-foot Mediterranean home has five bedrooms, a 1,500-square-foot artist’s studio, a six-car garage, a solar-heated pool and an organic garden.
Black Sabbath singer Ozzy Osbourne’s family became celebrities thanks to MTV reality show ‘The Osbournes’, which was filmed at their real home in California’s Hidden Hills. Their property takes up 10,953 square feet of land and cost around $10 million.
Frank Sinatra’s former penthouse at 532 E. 72nd St. in New York is now listed for around $7.7 million. The duplex party pad was once described by artist Andy Warhol as a “glittering grotto in the sky.” The home hosted many a wild Rat Pack party, despite the fact that the top level was’t connected to the the lower. Sinatra and friends would climb the building stairs.
More recent owners than Sinatra have put in an internal staircase and converted Sinatra’s top-floor “bird cage” – where he would practice songs – into a master bedroom.
Celine Dion owns a $20 million “water-park” house on Jupiter Island, Florida that uses 6 million gallons of water per year. They even have five private wells on site to guard against a water shortage. No hosepipe ban for her. It’s perhaps fitting that ‘Titanic’ probably paid for most of it.
