Luxury comes with a price tag that very few in this world are able to afford. One common trait among the truly rich is they tend to indulge when it comes to putting a roof over their heads.
Things that you'd never think to find in a home like tennis courts or swimming pools become second nature expenditures. See what I mean and check out these 10+ celebrities with the most stunning and expensive homes.
Recently, Justin and Hailey purchased a secluded mansion in Beverly Hills worth upwards of $26 million.
Supposedly, the house was originally listed for $27.25M but Justin got them down to $25.8M. Way to widdle down the price, Biebs!
Sofia and Joe paid $26 million to purchase the former home of the controversial baseball icon, Barry Bonds. Their sprawling 7 bedroom, 10.5 bathroom mansion also sits on 1.85 acres worth of land.
Who needs more bathrooms than bedrooms? How does that make any sense?
Shaq's estate, known as 'Windermere Mansion,' is more than 35,000 square feet. It also comes complete with its own indoor basketball court.
This massive 12-bedroom Florida abode can be all yours for only $19.5 million. Considering O'Neal was asking $28 million three years ago, it's practically a steal.
Demi Moore's penthouse in New York City truly is the stuff of fantasy. This towering, 3-story 7,000 square foot dream house offers picturesque views of Central Park.
Demi bought the place for $75 million and wound up letting it go for a fraction of what she paid at $45 million.
You may want to bring Kylie Jenner along the next time you go house hunting. She wound up paying $36.5 million for her Los Angeles home when the property was originally listed at $45 million.
Those are some impressive negotiating skills.
Will and Jada feel that their home is an extension of themselves. Their humble 25,000 square foot mansion sits on a plot of land that extends more than 150 acres.
Both the interior and exterior of the home are incredibly unique and cost $42 million when all was said and done.
A visit to P. Diddy's house is better than a trip to the salon. The hip-hop mogul has his own beauty parlor, massage rooms, steam baths — you name it.
Diddy paid $40 million when all was said and done.
What does the most powerful woman in the entertainment world buy for herself? A $90 million equestrian-style estate in Montecito.
If you think that's wild, Oprah also has her own avocado grove that extends more than 2-acres
To say that Celine's home was excessive is a massive understatement. Her 5.7-acre estate was so massive that it had its own water park.
When Celine moved-in back in 2014, she paid $72 million. She sold it nearly four years later for nearly half what she paid.
The aerial views of Gwen's home in the Hollywood Hills make it look more like a resort complex than a house.
Gwen has her own tennis court, as well as a guest house, and all it cost her was $35 million.
When it comes to Cindy Crawford's gorgeous beachfront property, you're paying for the view. I bet when Cindy opens her windows in the morning, sand hits her in the face.
She and her husband spent $50 million for the privilege.
Jenny from the block knows how to wheel and deal when it comes to the real estate game. In 2016, J Lo spent $28 million on a beautiful Bel-Air mansion that was originally listed for $40 million!
Her house is so big that the screening room alone can accommodate 100 people.
Howard Stern is incredibly rich. How rich is he?
He's so rich that after purchasing his 12-bedroom $52 million compound, he then decided it wasn't big enough and built his wife an additional 1,000 square foot closet.
Queen Bey and Jay-Z are often referred to as American Royalty. And though they may not have blue blood in their veins, they certainly live like it.
Their house is really six separate structures that total 30,000 square feet. They paid $88 million.
When you're one of the richest men in the world, you tend to spare no expense when it comes to making your home your castle.
Bill first bought the lakefront property in 1998 for $14 million. As of 2016, the home was worth an estimated $125 million.
