Five Incredible Celebrity Homes on the East Coast

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Celebrities often lead lifestyles most of us can only dream of. From the award shows to the exclusive nightclubs, they enjoy a glamorous life that is the envy of all. But maybe the best part of being a celebrity is the luxury homes they get to reside in. Many celebrities live in homes that are true architectural marvels, iconic residences in some of the country’s hottest locales.

While many wealthy residents reside in Los Angeles or the Bay Area, the East Coast packs just as significant a punch with their celebrity residents and luxury homes. Let’s look at five incredible celebrity homes on the East Coast.

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Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s Hamptons Retreat

Beyoncé and Jay-Z are two of the most successful musicians of our generation, cultural icons that married to form one of the most dynamic duos in show business. The power-couple recently purchased a Hamptons home that sets jaws agape, a $25 million palace known as the Pond House.

The Pond House is unique for its incredibly high ceilings, open concept design, and high windows. It is situated right on Georgica Pond, with the house views overlooking the water. The house is massive, with seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and 12,000-square feet of interior space. Its style is described as country-luxe, a modern twist on the old-fashioned. The property is also complete with a guest house, a stunning pool, and a large deck, perfect for summer entertaining.

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Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s Miami Mansion

Floyd Mayweather Jr. is one of the most famous boxers of all time, an undefeated champion who, at his peak, was making nine figures for one fight. Mayweather has property around the country, but recently purchased a home in Miami Beach’s Palm Island, dropping $18 million on what might be his most stunning home yet.

This three-story, sleek property has all one could want in a Florida home, with a stunning design and easy access to Biscayne Bay with a private dock. The home is almost 11,000-square feet of luxury, with a roof-top deck that is nearly 5,000-square feet. It is complete with a four-car garage and a driveway to house six cars, so Mayweather’s large car collection will fit right in. This house is a rare find with a pool, elevator, spa, and more.

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Jackie Kennedy’s Martha’s Vineyard Summer Home

Jackie Kennedy is an American icon, a legendary First Lady known for her great fashion sense and poise. The Kennedys were and still are significant figures in New England, and recently, Jackie and John F. Kennedy’s daughter, Caroline, have listed Jackie’s iconic Martha’s Vineyard summer home.

This massive property, known as Red Gate Farm, is a 340-acre plot complete with a main house, a two-story guest house, and several incredible features. It was originally listed at a whopping $65,000,000 and was purchased by Kennedy in 1979. The grounds are incredibly scenic and well-manicured and feature a luxurious swimming pool, tennis court, massive treehouse, and more. The homes have a chic farmhouse look to them.

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Meryl Streep’s Manhattan Penthouse

Meryl Streep is one of the most successful actresses of all time, a legendary performer with the Oscar acumen to back it up. She recently sold her incredible Manhattan penthouse for a lofty price, after a year-and-a-half of it being on the market. The luxurious and picturesque penthouse sold for $15.8 million, despite the original asking price of $24.6 million.

The home is set in River Lofts, a Manhattan building with views of the Hudson River, the Empire State Building, and more. The stunning penthouse has four bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms, and a clean, modern design. It has numerous luxury amenities, like a media room, Brazilian hardwood floors, and a stunning balcony patio.

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Jeff Bezos’ Biggest House in D.C

Jeff Bezos is a titan of industry, one of the wealthiest people on the entire planet, and an avid real estate collector. He recently made his boldest real estate move yet when he purchased a building that used to belong to the DC textile museum for $23 million. It was made clear that he planned to convert the 27,000-square-foot former museum into a private mansion. It is now the biggest private residence in all of DC.

While he hasn’t opened the door to any publications, the blueprints are public, and his plans are extensive. The museum was converted into an 11-bedroom, 25-bathroom, five-living room mansion. It would also have two kitchens, two workout rooms, and numerous luxury amenities.

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