Celebrity Homes

The circa 1800 D.C. residence was restored by renowned architect Richard Foster and builder Tom Glass.

Once a balloon barge during World War II, this recently renovated houseboat in Sausalito, California, was the floating home of Shel Silverstein.

With aerodynamic elements and nautical details, this West Hollywood home is one of the finest examples of this distinct style in Los Angeles.

Listed at $12.9M, 17 Prospect Park West is the third most expensive residential listing in Brooklyn.

Occupying the fifth floor of a Neo-Georgian mansion on the Upper West Side, the gracefully renovated property is currently listed for $3,495,000.

Owned by numerous stars since the ’40s, the two-property estate is back on the market for $6.13M.

The storied hacienda-style oasis was also once home to “Frankenstein” actor Boris Karloff.

Set on a historic tree-lined street, the swanky abode boasts a master suite that takes up an entire floor.

Currently listed for $12M, the luxe three-bedroom apartment offers panoramic views of the city that never sleeps.

Originally built for famed author Vicki Baum in 1933, the grand Art Deco estate boasts quite a notable Hollywood pedigree.

Perched high in the hills of Silver Lake, this Albert P. Martin-designed midcentury home has returned to the market following a recent renovation and expansion.

The Palm Springs compound offers classic Spanish Revival features such as a central courtyard, multiple Kiva fireplaces, and a separate casita.

The six-bedroom property in Calabasas comes with a swimming pool, basketball court, and private guesthouse.

Built in 1951, the U-shaped home in Los Feliz wraps around a pool for light-filled, laid-back spaces.

Surrounded by 250 feet of ocean frontage, this three-bedroom retreat is one of the most expensive properties currently for sale on the East End.

The Emmy-nominated soap star is parting with this romantic midcentury home, which comes with an outdoor bathtub with views of Griffith Park.

Take a peek inside the 1925 residence in Hancock Park, currently filled with eye-popping art and color.

Once home to Brad Pitt, this 1931 West Hollywood property is topped with a rooftop terrace perfect for enjoying sunset views of the L.A. skyline.

Who wants to live like a millionaire?

Take a peek at some of the most gasp-worthy homes the rich and famous bid “adieu” to this year.

Once owned by Tom Cruise, the secluded three-acre property offers multiple residences, a resort-like swimming pool, and 180-degree city views.

Set on a double lot, the Mediterranean-style home looks out over the widest part of San Francisco Bay.

After purchasing the row house in 2009, the nine-time Grammy winner treated it to several upgrades, including an unconventional backyard pool.

The sleek home’s floor-t0-ceiling windows overlook a sparkling L.A. skyline.

Here’s your chance to “Be Like Mike”—or at least take a peek inside his Utah pad.

Built in 1989, the recently remodeled estate inspired several of Petty’s songs and once held his recording studio in the basement.

The creator of Spider-Man spent his time in San Francisco relaxing in this Four Seasons residence.

The Pritzker Prize winner (whose work includes the Louvre Pyramid in Paris) purchased the historic home more than 45 years ago.

Located in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, the colorful abode features arched windows overlooking a tropical backyard.

Located just down the street from the Playboy Mansion, this extravagant estate features gallery-like living spaces and a subterranean cinema with underwater views of the swimming...