Kris Jenner is seeking a new owner for her California mansion. Photo: JamesEdition
We might not be able to rub shoulders with celebrities but we can get a glimpse of how they live when their homes and hangouts hit the market. From rock star pads to a Hollywood legend's lavish estate, these VIP properties are all up for grabs.
1. Bromley, London BR1, £429,000
David Bowie and his family lived here for a year. Photo: Leaders
As a child, David Bowie and his family lived at a number of addresses across South London. They moved into this unassuming Victorian end-of-terrace house in 1953 when he was six, before upping sticks a year later.
On a quiet road and neutrally decorated, it has two reception rooms, two double bedrooms, a galley kitchen, a first-floor bathroom, a good-sized garden and is chain-free. From Leaders.
2. Bethnal Green, London E2, £800,000
The open plan living space is perfect for parties. Photo: Dexters
In the early 2000s The Libertines were one of the UK’s biggest bands, famed as much for their hellraising as for their music. When they signed up to Rough Trade Records in 2001, founder members Pete Doherty and Carl Barat were provided with this flat as part of the deal.
It’s spread over two levels and consists of an open plan kitchen living room leading to a private roof terrace, two double bedrooms and a newly-renovated bathroom. Find out more from Dexters.
Picture windows frame views over Central Park. Photo: Niall Schroder
Actress Ellie Kemper, star of acclaimed Netflix (NFLX) sitcom Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, is selling her stylish apartment overlooking Central Park.
The 3,750 square foot property includes four ensuite bedrooms, a huge living room and adjoining library, a walk-in wine room and a wall of casement windows framing views of the park.
It’s in a pet-friendly Art Deco building with a doorman, concierge, residents’ gym, playroom and even a dog bath. Via Douglas Elliman.
4. New York City, USA, $8.95m (£6.725m)
This loft appeared in The Devil Wears Prada. Photo: Brown Harris Stevens
Although a movie location rather than A-lister’s home, this industrial loft in SoHo is too special to leave out. It had a starring role in The Devil Wears Prada as location where Anne Hathaway's character Andy Sachs meets love interest Christian Thompson, played by Simon Baker.
In real life it’s currently owned the founders of The Apartment, the USA's first concept design store, and its massive great room has hosted many a swanky bash over the years. Through Brown Harris Stevens
5. Thursley, Godalming, Surrey, £8.95m
The impressive house has no near neighbours. Photo: Nick Ayliffe
Sitting in 74 acres of land, Milhanger offers all the privacy and seclusion that people in the public eye crave. Between 1979 and 2003 this Arts and Crafts mansion was home to Queen’s Roger Taylor.
It’s recently been extended and upgraded. The layout has been rejigged, original features such as fireplaces and an oak staircase were restored and a new orangery has been built.
Ideal for large-scale entertaining, it incorporates a cinema, bar, indoor swimming pool and equestrian facilities, and a Grade II-listed former water mill has been converted into guest accommodation. By Knight Frank.
6. Hidden Hills, California, USA, $13.5m (£10.14m)
Scenes in Keeping Up With The Kardashians were often filmed here. Photo: JamesEdition
Fans of Keeping up with the Kardashians will recognise this huge house instantly, as it belongs to the clan’s matriarch Kris Jenner and featured regularly throughout the show Keeping Up With The Kardashian’s long run.
Within an exclusive gated and guarded community it has six ensuite bedrooms, a pool, indoor and outdoor entertainment areas and access to facilities such as tennis courts, a pool, spa, and barbecue centre. Find out more from JamesEdition.
7. St Catherine, Bath, £12.5m
This gorgeous 16th century house has been fully restored. Photo: Savills
From 1984 to 2007, St Catherine’s Court was owned by actress Jane Seymour — best known for her roles as Bond girl Solitaire in Live and Let Die and as Dr Quinn Medicine Woman.
This Grade-I listed, 11-bedroom Cotswold stone manor house dates from the 16th century and has been fully restored, featuring ornate plasterwork ceilings with wood panelled rooms, mullioned leaded light windows, oak floors and staircases huge fireplaces. The gardens are equally lovely — as are the views over a hidden valley below. Contact Savills.
Audrey Hepburn's final home is a tranquil retreat. Photo: Barnes Private Office/JamesEdition
In 1967, Hollywood icon Audrey Hepburn moved to this 18th century estate near Lake Geneva, which provided the privacy and tranquillity she was after.
Combining tradition charm with modern comforts, the 11-bedroom home boasts elegant rooms, high ceilings, tiled and oak parquet floors and beautifully maintained grounds, plus breathtaking views of the lake and Alps. By Barnes Private Office via JamesEdition.
9. Osea Island, Maldon, Essex, £25m
The island is cut off from the mainland at high tide. Photo: Fine & Country
Stormzy and Rihanna are just two of the famous names who have stayed on this 380 acre private island, owned by music producer Nigel Frieda since 2004.
As well as a state-of-the art recording studio, it includes 38 residential and several commercial properties, a retreat, pub and a hospitality business with an established revenue stream, providing a purchaser with plenty of business opportunities.
A jetty, light aircraft strip and helicopter landing area come in handy as the island’s cut off from the mainland at high tide. Through Fine & Country.
