We're Mentally At These 10 Celebrity Vacation Homes Right Now

The “Holy” singer rents the Water Falling Estate on the Big Island of Hawaii from time to time. The 10,000-square-foot, 10-acre property is located on the Hamakua Coast on the side of a cliff, and has an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a separate diving pool, a private golf course, a tennis court, and a basketball arena, a rooftop helipad, and, of course, waterfalls. The house’s style is modern, with three stories and a glass elevator.

We all know Kravitz tends to fall for an “American Woman,” but a Parisian townhouse will suit him just fine. The 16,000-square-foot, seven-bedroom home has beautiful décor, with a spiral staircase, massive windows, multiple kitchens, and a backyard. It can actually be rented for as short as one month at a time, for just $251,847.

“Holiday House sat quietly on that beach / Free of women with madness / Their men and bad habits, and then it was bought by me,” Swift sings in “The Last Great American Dynasty,” her song inspired by the story behind the original owners of her Rhode Island mansion. The house, previously owned by Rebekah and William Hale Harkness, has eight bedrooms and 700 feet of private beach just for her. This house has been a home for some infamous parties with her besties.

One of the hardest-working Hollywood actors needs an equally relaxing vacation home. For DiCaprio, one of those is in Palm Springs. Originally built for singer Dinah Shore in 1964, The Wolf of Wall Street actor bought the 7,100-square-foot, six-bedroom, seven-bathroom home in 2014 for $5.2 million. Amenities include two saunas, a guesthouse, a pool, a tennis court, a cocktail bar, and a theatre. You can even rent his place out at $4,500 per night.

Oprah currently has two vacation homes in Telluride, Colorado. One is 60 acres large and cost a heaping $11 million, while the other is worth $14 million with more high-tech features. At almost 9,000 square feet, the latter home is a five-bed, 6.5-bath mansion with a fitness room, a game room, an indoor hot tub that can fit seven people, a theater, a guest house, a treetop fire pit, and a three-car garage.

The Obamas get their vacation fill in Martha’s Vineyard at their home in Edgartown. Bought in 2019 at $11.75 million, the home is nearly 7,000 square feet on a 29.3-acre property. Built back in 2001, the home has seven bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms, a pool, a two-car garage, and a separate barn.

Elton John has a £15million mansion called Castel Mont-Alban in Nice, France that he bought in the 1990s and stays at during the summer. The 1920s home sits in the hills of Mount Boron and has views of Nice and the French Riviera. It was originally built as an artists’ colony and features amenities like a pool, balconies filled with flowers, and many extensive bedrooms filled with artwork by Andy Warhol. Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and Archie also stayed at his home in the summer of 2019.

While they live in London most of the year, the Beckhams have a Cotswolds home for weekends and shorter vacations where they quarantined during the first coronavirus lockdown. The home has nine bedrooms and gorgeous architecture with exposed brick walls, several gardens, a pool, a tennis court, and a sauna.

The Clooneys spend each summer at Villa L’Oleandra in Laglio on the western shore of Lake Como, Italy. The $13.5 million house bought in 2001 has 25 rooms, a pool, a gym, tennis courts, a garage large enough to fit George's growing collection of vintage motorbikes, and even a pizza room. In summer 2018, they hosted Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on their vacation. Clooney also purchased the property next door, Villa Margherita.

Back in the 1970s, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom, treehouse-inspired home overlooking the Hollywood Reservoir used to be a home for Sonny and Cher. Designed by Greta Grossman in 1954, the décor today is still very ‘70s, with bright colors and funky patterns. This house is rentable through Airbnb today too, starting at $200 per night.

Celine Dion basically owned a private waterpark resort in Jupiter, Florida. Right on the Atlantic Ocean, this estate has three swimming pools, slides, a lazy river, a tennis court, a pool house, and a simulated golf course. At 5.5 acres, the house boasts 11,000 square feet with 13 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms. She originally listed the house in 2014 for $72.5 million but finally sold it in 2017 for $38.5 million.

We all know Sinatra loves New York City, but after he made it there, he bought Villa Maggio in Palm Desert, California. This estate was listed in May for $4.25 million with 6,400 square feet of space, nine bedrooms, and 12.5 bathrooms. With multiple saunas, a pool, a tennis court, a helipad, an entertainment area with a fire pit, parking for up to 24 cars, and a 360-degree view of the mountains, this house isn’t far from perfection.