Hand-crafted in 1997 using recycled materials, the residence was constructed from more than 1,500 recycled tires, mud, aluminum cans, and glass bottles. The sellers spent nearly three years constructing their home.
Now, more than two decades later, they are ready to hand over their eco-friendly abode to a buyer who is seeking a self-sustaining dwelling that was designed for comfort.
“It took the sellers just under three years to build the home, and they did 90% of the work themselves,” says listing agent Jennifer Browne of The Fletcher Team & Associates. “It was designed to maintain a 65-degree temperature inside year-round, and all of the windows have rain sensors so you can open and close them.”
An eco-friendly home on a lush parcel in Colorado Springs’ Black Forest has just landed on the market for $1.3 million. (Elite Home Tours)Hand-crafted in 1997, the residence was constructed from more than 1,500 recycled tires, mud, aluminum cans, and glass bottles, a process that took the sellers nearly three years to complete. (Elite Home Tours)Now, more than two decades later, they are ready to hand over their eco-friendly abode to a buyer who is seeking a self-sustaining dwelling that was designed to offer the utmost in comfort. (Elite Home Tours)
The home’s energy-efficient design incorporates both passive and active solar systems, along with slanted windows lining the front of the home and five skylights.
“The home offers energy efficiency through passive and active solar design, an [ethylene propylene diene monomer] rubber membrane roof, stucco exterior, slanted windows lining the front of the home, and five skylights that provide natural light,” the listing notes.
And while the property would be suited to any kind of buyer, particularly those with a penchant for extraordinary homes, Browne notes that it would be ideal for those who appreciate nature.
“The next buyer will be someone who wants to feel connected to nature,” Browne says. “It will be someone who is looking for an experience to feel more a part of the earth.”
An appreciation for nature runs throughout the property, with natural materials used throughout the design—even in the more decorative elements.
The four-bedroom residence boasts custom mosaics, 12 mandalas, and an entry piece that functions as a water feature. Exposed wood ceilings and enormous beams run throughout the living spaces, making it feel as if you’re living in a modern-day treehouse.
“It also has a poured-earth floor,” she notes. “The sellers love feeling a part of the earth and nature. It was a strong labor of love for them.”
Natural materials were used throughout the design—even in the more decorative elements. (Elite Home Tours)The organic design features rooms with curved walls. (Elite Home Tours)The 6.81-acre parcel offers ample room for expansion or the creation of a compound-style estate. (Elite Home Tours)
The shape of the home also has an organic flow, with several curved rooms that appear to merge with the world around them.
Also found throughout the 4,461-square-foot open floor plan are built-in seating, kiva fireplaces, and a split kitchen with a prep area, pantry, and dining space.
A spacious primary suite boasts dual closets, a spa-inspired bathroom with a heat-retaining tub built with stones, and a walk-out patio.
Two nonconforming bedrooms have exclusive access to private observatories.
The 6.81-acre parcel offers ample room for expansion or the creation of a compound-style estate.
Currently, the lot boasts a two-car garage, cross-fenced acreage designed for horses, a 23-stall barn with hay storage, a heated tack shed with water, storage outbuildings, a fenced dog area, and a pond.
According to Browne, the property is packed with potential for all kinds of buyers—including those who are seeking a sustainable primary residence and those who are on the hunt for an investment opportunity.
“There is a good chance that it could be used as a primary or secondary residence, but it could also be a great rental or retreat space,” Browne adds. “The amount of awe you get from the home and how it’s designed is incredible.”
The Lone Star state has a shiny new real estate star in the form of a spectacular Dallas castle that is rising in prominence after returning to the market for just under $7 million.
Deep in one of the city’s most exclusive gated suburbs, the grand lakeside estate looks like a modern-day fairy tale palace, having been built to mirror the historic castles of old—albeit with a much more luxurious, forward-thinking spin.
The more than 10,000-square-foot residence at 2105 Bayshore Drive is now being offered for $6.99 million, down from its $8.75 million listing price in August 2025.
And while the home is less than 25 minutes from downtown Dallas, it certainly doesn’t feel like it. Set on roughly two private acres backing directly onto protected Corps of Engineers land near Grapevine Lake, the estate offers a level of seclusion that’s increasingly difficult to find in North Texas.
“It’s incredibly rare to find approximately two private acres backing to protected property within a gated luxury community,” says listing agent Kim Bedwell of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty.
The Lone Star State has a shiny new real estate star in the form of a spectacular Dallas castle that is rising in prominence after returning to the market for just under $7 million. (True Homes Photography)Deep in one of the city’s most exclusive gated suburbs, the grand lakeside estate looks like a modern-day fairy tale palace, having been built to mirror the historic castles of old. (True Homes Photography)The kitchen is outfitted with commercial-grade appliances. (True Homes Photography)
“The combination of privacy, scale, natural beauty, and proximity to the city makes this a truly exceptional offering.”
Originally built as a luxury multigenerational retreat in 2001, the six-bedroom residence balances grand architecture with surprisingly warm, livable interiors. And from the moment you step inside, the scale is unmistakable.
An extraordinary wooden spiral staircase greets visitors as they step through the front door, while an enormous double-height great room, complete with its own dining area, creates a dramatic introduction to the dwelling.
“Features like vaulted ceilings, extensive millwork, multiple living spaces, and large windows overlooking the surrounding trees give the home a very refined yet comfortable atmosphere,” says Bedwell.
A seamless blend of old-world style and new-world luxury can be found throughout every living space in the property, with modern amenities designed to ensure a truly luxurious living experience, while top-of-the-line design details harken back to a bygone era.
The estate includes four fireplaces, a dedicated home theater, guest quarters, and an expansive six-car garage.
The kitchen is outfitted with commercial-grade appliances, while smart-home features throughout the residence include electric shades, integrated sound system wiring, and thoughtfully designed spaces built for entertaining.
Sprinkled among this modern luxuries are exposed wooden beams, vaulted ceilings, exposed stone walls, and carved mantels, all of which provide that regal feel that the estate has become known for.
Built as a luxury multigenerational retreat in 2001, the six-bedroom residence balances grand architecture with surprisingly warm, livable interiors. (True Homes Photography)A lagoon-like pool and spa anchor the backyard, while multiple covered patios create inviting spaces for outdoor dining and lounging beneath mature trees. (True Homes Photography)The 2-acre parcel has been elegantly manicured. (True Homes Photography)
Several areas have also been updated in recent years, including the primary bathroom, closets, and the finishes surrounding the living room fireplace.
But according to Bedwell, it’s ultimately the home’s indoor-outdoor lifestyle, combined with its proximity to the city, that will resonate most with buyers.
A lagoon-like pool and spa anchor the backyard, while multiple covered patios create inviting spaces for outdoor dining and lounging beneath mature trees.
“The location offers a rare balance of privacy and convenience,” Bedwell says. “Residents enjoy gated lake-community living with a resort-style pool, spa, covered patios, and protected greenbelt views, while still being close to everything.”
Residents are just minutes from shopping, golf courses, hiking trails, and the DFW Airport.
“Located within one of Flower Mounds most prestigious gated communities and just minutes from shopping, dining, and major thoroughfares, this estate represents a rare opportunity to enjoy refined lakeside living in an exceptional setting,” the listing notes.
For buyers seeking something beyond the typical modern mansion, this castle-like estate offers the chance to own a bit of lakeside storybook magic just outside Dallas.
A “rare opportunity” to own one of just two Robert A.M. Stern-designed estates in Nassau County has come onto the market for $8.3 million, just a stone’s throw from the Oyster Bay Harbor waterfront.
Known as Miramar, the four-bedroom estate was built in 1982, but recently underwent a multiyear renovation that was completed in 2025—bringing a fresh perspective to Stern’s jaw-dropping design.
This marks the first time that the Mill Neck, NY, dwelling has been put on the market since the late 1980s, having been owned by the same family for decades.
“This is the first time the property has been available in nearly 40 years,” said listing agent Paul Mateyunas of Douglas Elliman. “The current owners renovated it to a personal level, so everything that was done is top quality and it is one of the truest turnkey houses on the market.”
Though the dwelling is a far cry from Stern’s landmark designs—which include 220 Central Park South and 15 Central Park West—it still bears many of the most prominent hallmarks of his work, which famously combined historical context with contemporary functionality.
A “rare opportunity” to own one of just two Robert A.M. Stern-designed estates in Nassau County has come onto the market for $8.3 million, just a stone’s throw from the Oyster Bay Harbor waterfront. (Matthew Wasserman )Known as Miramar, the four-bedroom estate was built in 1982, but recently underwent a multiyear renovation that was completed in 2025—bringing a fresh perspective to Stern’s jaw-dropping design. (Matthew Wasserman )Designed with a beautifully symmetrical facade, the property features five gables at the front, which conceal the bulk of the estate that stretches out across the elegantly landscaped grounds. (Matthew Wasserman )
The four-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom is also one of the first of Stern’s designs to come to the market since his death in November at the age of 86.
At the time, tributes to the designer poured in from around the world, many calling attention to the more prominent of his architectural legacies, including several New York City condo buildings, as well as other public spaces, like the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas.
Although the architect’s commercial properties were arguably more functional than they were fashionable, his residential work—including this estate—appears to have given him a chance to experiment more with his signature style.
“Stern is considered a leading postmodernist architect known for blending historical context, classical tradition, and modern functionality,” the listing notes. “[This is] a rare opportunity to acquire a masterpiece of residential design: one of only two Robert A.M. Stern homes in Nassau County.”
The Long Island residence, which sits on the Gold Coast, is located on 4.68 acres and offers breathtaking views of Oyster Bay and Centre Island.
Designed with a beautifully symmetrical facade, the property features five gables at the front, which conceal the bulk of the estate that stretches out across the elegantly landscaped grounds.
Found throughout the 5,233-square-foot open floor plan are cathedral ceilings, crown molding, built-ins, three fireplaces, expansive glass to capture the stunning scenery, and French doors that open up to covered terraces and an enormous wraparound patio.
The stunning grounds were also recently reimagined by landscape architect Fernando Wong.
Found throughout the 5,233-square-foot open floor plan are cathedral ceilings, crown molding, built-ins, and three fireplaces. (Matthew Wasserman )“The current owners renovated it to a personal level, so everything that was done is top quality and it is one of the truest turnkey houses on the market,” listing agent Paul Mateyunas said. (Matthew Wasserman )The Long Island residence, which sits on the Gold Coast, is located on 4.68 acres and offers breathtaking views of Oyster Bay and Centre Island. (Matthew Wasserman )
“He took the landscape design and incorporated modern elements as well to frame the outdoor spaces,” he added. “It’s truly a work of art.”
A dining room designed for grand-scale entertaining overlooks the meticulously landscaped lot.
The gourmet eat-in chef’s kitchen boasts quartz countertops, high-end appliances, a wine refrigerator, and glass doors that open up to the outdoor living area.
A lavish primary suite features vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, and an opulent bathroom with dual vanities, custom cabinetry, a soaking tub, and a dressing room.
The spacious property also has a four-car garage and in-ground swimming pool.
“It sits in the village of Mill Neck in a very desirable location surrounded by significant estates,” Mateyunas noted. “From the views to the grounds, you feel like you are on vacation every day.”
“I think it would be the perfect home for someone to use either as a primary residence or Hamptons alternative. It’s better than new construction and everything has been redone in the home.”
Plaza, 41, originally listed the picturesque Los Feliz abode for $6.5 million in September, eight months after her husband, film director Jeff Baena, died by suicide inside the property.
Now, the “Dirty Grandpa” actress—who announced in April that she is expecting her first child with partner Chris Abbott—is changing up her tactics for finding a buyer, choosing to relist the property with a new agent, Carl Gambino of the Gambino Group at Compass.
While Gambino was not available to comment on the home’s return to the market, the property’s previous listing agent, Bryce Pennel of the Pennel Group at Douglas Elliman, explained to Realtor.com® that the dwelling had come under offer on several occasions, but each of those offers ultimately ended up falling through before a deal could close.
He further noted that the sensitive nature of the home’s tie to Baena’s death made the marketing of it much more complicated than a “typical sale.”
Actress Aubrey Plaza has relisted the Spanish-style California compound with a steep $1.2 million discount—just two months after an offer on the home fell through. (Realtor.com)Plaza, 41, originally listed the picturesque Los Feliz abode for $6.5 million in September, eight months after her husband, film director Jeff Baena, died by suicide inside the property. (Realtor.com)The “Dirty Grandpa” actress—who is expecting her first child with partner Chris Abbott—first put the dwelling on the market in fall 2025, sparking widespread interest thanks to its celebrity pedigree and dreamy old-Hollywood design. (Realtor.com)
“From the start, this was not a typical sale,” Pennel explained. “There was a lot tied to the property emotionally, which required discretion, care, and a thoughtful approach throughout. Despite the complexity and public attention surrounding it, there was consistent and meaningful buyer interest because at its core, it’s an incredibly special property.
“The multiple cancelled escrows were more reflective of the unique circumstances surrounding the home than a lack of demand. Ultimately, when the final buyer chose not to move forward, ownership decided to reposition with a meaningful price reduction and relist with a different agent.”
Though he is no longer working to sell the home, Pennel had nothing but positive praise for Plaza, adding: “I am grateful to have helped guide the property through an important chapter and appreciative of everyone involved along the way.”
In March, Realtor.com exclusively revealed that Plaza had secured a buyer for the residence. However, by May 12, the deal had fallen through and the home was once again pulled from the market.
Now, the sprawling Los Feliz compound has officially returned to the market for $5.29 million, marking a $1.21 million discount from its original asking price.
Plaza and Baena—a writer and director—purchased their home together in October 2022, paying $4.7 million for the Los Feliz property.
Records show that the property was purchased via a trust managed by an accounting firm located in the same office as Plaza’s production company, Evil Hag Productions.
The Mediterranean-style dwelling, which features four bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, was built in 1928 and appears to have been purchased off market, according to Realtor.com data.
Before it was purchased by the couple in 2022, the home last changed hands in 2017 for $3.6 million.
In its latest listing, the Spanish-style home is described as being “tucked away on a private street” in the “coveted” neighborhood of Los Feliz Oaks.
“Meticulously restored and tastefully updated, the home honors its architectural heritage while offering modern amenities including a screening room, wine cellar, pool, oversized steam room, and a state-of-the-art sound system,” the description continues.
“This is more than a home … it’s a private sanctuary, brought back to life with care, style, and enduring character. A rare opportunity for those seeking space, seclusion, and authentic Spanish charm.”
What followed was a real estate roller coaster that saw the home repeatedly removed and relisted on the market. (Realtor.com)In March, Realtor.com exclusively revealed that Plaza had secured a buyer for the residence. However, by May 12, the deal had collapsed and the home was once again pulled from the market. (Realtor.com)The sprawling Los Feliz compound has officially returned to the market for $5.29 million, marking a $1.21 million discount from its original asking price. (Realtor.com)Plaza and Baena—a writer and director—purchased their home together in October 2022, paying $4.7 million for the Los Feliz property. (Realtor.com)
Listing images reveal an incredibly tasteful interior, with a neutral, elegant palette used throughout the home, which is filled with natural light.
The bright and airy kitchen features large glass doors to the backyard, helping to create a seamless flow between the two spaces.
However, there are several pops of color throughout the abode, including a large pink couch in one of the living areas, as well as funky yellow-and-green tile in a bathroom.
Pink appears to have been a favorite hue for Plaza, with the primary bathroom painted in a very pale rose, while the primary bathroom also features fun lighting fixtures in a similar color.
The home also offers many amenities outside of the main residence, including multiple outdoor living spaces “designed for dining, lounging, and entertaining,” as well as a stunning swimming pool that is nestled on a grassy lawn, with a canopy of trees providing natural shade for the hottest of days.
In one of the living spaces, an artistic arched window helps to emphasize the beauty of the home’s surroundings, providing a picturesque view of the property’s gardens—serving almost as a natural art piece in the space, which also boasts a cozy fireplace.
Arches run throughout the dwelling, from the curved front door to the arched doorways that lead from one room into the next in many of the main living areas.
Plaza and Baena purchased the home just over one year after they revealed they had secretly tied the knot, with the actress sharing the news in a May 2021 Instagram post in which she referred to her partner as her “darling husband.”
In one of the living spaces, an artistic arched window helps to emphasize the beauty of the home’s surroundings, providing a picturesque view of the property’s gardens—serving almost as a natural art piece in the space, which also boasts a cozy fireplace. (Realtor.com)Arches run throughout the dwelling, from the curved front door to the arched doorways that lead from one room into the next in many of the main living areas. (Realtor.com)Plaza and Baena purchased the home just over one year after they revealed they had secretly tied the knot, with the actress sharing the news in a May 2021 Instagram post in which she referred to her partner as her “darling husband.” (Realtor.com)Baena was pronounced dead on Jan. 3, 2025, inside the Los Feliz property he shared with Plaza, with the Los Angeles County Coroner later confirming the cause of death as suicide. (Realtor.com)
The couple, who had been dating since 2011, kept their relationship largely out of the spotlight; however, Plaza did previously note that their shared love of the movie industry had been a great boon to their romance.
“I think that when you’re with someone that is in your field, they understand what you’re dealing with on a deeper level,” she told People in 2019. “So obviously you are able to support each other and really understand kind of the journey that we’re both on.”
Baena was pronounced dead on Jan. 3, 2025, inside the Los Feliz property he shared with Plaza, with the Los Angeles County Coroner later confirming the cause of death as suicide.
Plaza later broke her silence about her struggle to deal with her grief, telling fellow comedian Amy Poehler that her devastation felt like a “giant ocean of awfulness.”
During an appearance on Poehler’s “Good Hang” podcast in August of that same year, the “Honey Don’t!” star explained that, while she was doing her best to cope with each day as it came, processing the loss of her husband was a “daily struggle.”
“Overall, I’m here and I’m functioning. I feel really grateful to be moving through the world. I think I’m OK, but it’s like a daily struggle, obviously,” she admitted.
On April 8, Plaza confirmed via her spokesperson that she is expecting a baby with Abbott with a source telling People magazine that she and Abbott “feel very blessed,” adding that the pregnancy came as a “beautiful surprise after an emotional year.“
Before the news was shared, Plaza had not publicly revealed the news about her relationship with Abbott, whom she has collaborated with on several projects, including the 2020 movie “Black Bear.” They also starred alongside each other in the off-Broadway production of “Danny and the Deep Blue Sea” in 2023.
Stephen Colbert is preparing to bid farewell to “The Late Show” once and for all—but not before pulling back the curtain on one of New York City’s most iconic TV sets: the legendary Ed Sullivan Theater, which has served as the home of the hit series for more than three decades.
In a new behind-the-scenes tour with Architectural Digest, Colbert, 62, opened the doors to his longtime Manhattan set, revealing hidden passageways, secret architectural details, and personal keepsakes tucked throughout the historic venue.
“We’re here in the Ed Sullivan Theater, built in 1927,” Colbert began at the start of the tour, noting that the space was originally designed to be “a cathedral of culture.”
The Emmy-winning host, who took over “The Late Show” in 2015 after David Letterman stepped down, shared that one of the biggest discoveries made during the theater’s renovation that year was a hidden dome and stained glass that had been covered up for decades.
“I couldn’t believe it had been hidden all these years,” Colbert admitted, revealing that workers uncovered original stained glass windows hidden beneath white vinyl—as well as a stunning chandelier with its own stained glass design.
As Stephen Colbert prepares to bid farewell to “The Late Show,” the late-night host is pulling back the curtain on one of New York City’s most iconic television spaces: the legendary Ed Sullivan Theater.In a new behind-the-scenes tour with Architectural Digest, Colbert, 62, opened the doors to his longtime Manhattan set, revealing hidden passageways, secret architectural details, and personal keepsakes tucked throughout the historic venue.
Colbert revealed that the stunning architectural detail had been covered over by the various pieces of equipment need to reduce the amount of “bounce” caused by the soaring ceilings, noting that—despite having been on Letterman’s show multiple times, he’d never really known what the space actually looked like under all of the staging.
“I wanted to know what the dome was like … and they said, ‘Oh it’s all gone, it was all torn out in the 1950s,'” he recalled. “And I said, ‘Well I’d like to just go see.’ And so they took down the sound sails and it was all still there. So we went to CBS and, god bless them, they gave us the money to restore it.”
However, there were some other, less-than-elegant discoveries made, with Colbert joking that workmen who were restoring the chandelier came across “cigars, tools, and traffic tickets from the 1940s and 1950s up there.”
Eventually, the chandelier was restored to its original glory, complete with stained glass designs that depict several of the musicians and performers who graced the stage in its earliest years.
The ornate theater, which previously welcomed legendary performers including Elvis Presley and The Beatles, also features a series of concealed doors, trapdoors, catwalks, and balconies woven throughout the set.
Elsewhere in the tour, Colbert showcased personal memorabilia scattered across the studio, including a sword gifted to him by Viggo Mortensen, a “Captain America” shield from Marvel, and bookshelves packed entirely with science fiction and fantasy novels.
One of the most sentimental details on the set sits directly beneath the show’s logo: a South Carolina state outline placed at Colbert’s monologue mark.
“I like it because it reminds me to be myself,” he shared.
It is currently unclear what will become of the Ed Sullivan Theater when Colbert’s show ends—however Broadway World notes that its landmarked status means it must remain as a performance space, whether it is used to stage plays, musical performances, or future TV shows.
The tour comes as Colbert prepares for the final episode of “The Late Show,” which CBS confirmed will end after 11 seasons with him as the host on May 21.
And while the comedian reflected fondly on the theater’s storied history, he also admitted he’s emotional about its uncertain future.
The Emmy-winning host, who took over “The Late Show” in 2015 after David Letterman stepped down, shared that one of the biggest discoveries during the theater’s renovation was a hidden dome and stained glass that had been covered up for decades.“I couldn’t believe it had been hidden all these years,” Colbert admitted, revealing that workers uncovered original stained glass windows hidden beneath white vinyl. The ornate theater, which previously welcomed legendary performers including Elvis Presley and The Beatles, also features a series of concealed doors, trapdoors, catwalks, and balconies woven throughout the set.The tour comes as Colbert prepares for the final episode of “The Late Show, With Stephen Colbert” which CBS confirmed will end after 11 seasons on May 21.
“In my opinion, it’s the best broadcast space in New York City,” Colbert said before confessing that the possibility of the venue no longer housing a late-night show “breaks my heart.”
The glimpse inside the theater came after the comedian opened up about his plans following the end of the show.
Even before his show entered its final two weeks, which began with a visit from several of his fellow late night hosts, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, and John Oliver, questions were already being raised about what the future holds for Colbert—and whether he will pivot from East Coast comedy to the bright lights of Hollywood.
The longtime television personality recently joked about the growing speculation surrounding his next move during an episode of his show, noting that there have been a wild variety of conspiracies about what he will do next, almost none of which are entirely true.
“I’ve heard a lot of theories—everything from I’m moving to CNN to I’m announcing a massive wildlife rescue program to I’m running for president of the United States,” Colbert quipped. “Now, here’s the thing. I can reveal right now that all of those are partially true.
“Next year, I will be president of an animal sanctuary dedicated to caring for the rare Blitzer Wolf,” he added.
Colbert has already started expanding into new creative territory that has taken him far beyond New York City—starting with a major movie role that was announced in March 2026: co-writer of the next “Lord of the Rings” installment.
During the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, filmmaker Peter Jackson revealed that Colbert had been hard at work on the movie, which is titled “The Lord of the Rings: Shadow of the Past,” after personally pitching the project himself.
Jackson explained that Colbert became deeply invested in the project long before CBS announced the cancellation, with the late night host even traveling to New Zealand to work on the screenplay alongside his son and longtime Tolkien collaborators.
Work aside, Colbert is already planning to hit the road immediately after his show concludes, telling The Hollywood Reporter in a recent interview that he has an action-packed schedule lined up, focusing almost entirely on familial commitments.
After more than a decade at the helm of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” the host opened up about what comes next once the cameras stop rolling. ( Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for GQ))Colbert began his final two weeks on air with a visit from his fellow late-night hosts: Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, John Oliver, and Seth Meyers. (Getty Images)And while fans are focused on the emotional final episode, Colbert recently revealed that the aftermath behind the scenes will be far less sentimental. (Getty Images)
“My brother is getting married, so my whole family is going to be here on [May 21], and then we’re all going to get on the train and go to DC for the wedding. So, immediately after the show’s over, there’s something much more important going on,” he revealed, before noting that his obligations as a family man actually start even before his show concludes, when his son will graduate from college on May 18.
“There’s something much more important going on the Monday before, too,” he added. “My son is graduating from college. Then there’s a little blip in the middle where my 20-year late night career comes to an end. The universe has conspired to give me the proper perspective.”
He also revealed to the outlet that Hollywood had come calling as soon as his show’s cancellation was announced, but noted that he hadn’t accepted any other big projects because he wanted to focus solely on finishing his late night run before thinking about what lies ahead.
“Yes, immediately,” he said when asked if he’d been pitched scripts. “And listen, people have been patient because I’ve had to say, like, ‘I’m sorry, when I no longer have to think about this show all the time, I’ll have a better idea of what I want to do.’ But it’s been very nice.”
The comedian has previously admitted that he was actually looking forward to having a break from the late night grind, particularly when it comes to dealing with the heaviness of politics and news.
“I love what we do and I love the grind,” Colbert explained to GQ. “But there is a sense of relief that I might not have to put on the snorkel and get into the sewer every day.”
And while fans are focused on the emotional final episode, Colbert recently revealed that the aftermath behind the scenes will be far less sentimental.
“We all have to be out,” Colbert explained while discussing the abrupt closure of the Ed Sullivan Theater during a recent late night host roundtable. “I’m already packed,” he added, according to Entertainment Weekly.
According to the comedian, staff members will stop being paid immediately after the finale airs, with offices expected to be vacated within days.
Whether Colbert will be taking box loads of memorabilia back to his family home in Montclair, NJ, remains to be seen, however.
“The Hunting Wives” star, 48—who hails from Canada but moved to California in 2002—purchased the elegant Spanish-style compound in 2008 for just $895,000, according to property records, and it has served as her main residence ever since.
Interestingly, while she has owned the home for more than a decade, Akerman has actually lived there for much longer, having initially rented the dwelling for three years before buying it. She explained to Elle Decor that she “fell in love” with the property from the moment she laid eyes on it—even though it was in a much more rustic state than the beautiful dwelling that exists today.
The actress noted that the four-bedroom, four-bathroom home has been her sanctuary throughout many major changes in her life, including her divorce from her first husband, Roberto Zincone, the birth of her son, Sebastian Zincone, now 13, and her marriage to Donnelly, 40, whom she wed in 2018.
“So many things happened here,” she shared. “I was living here when my son was born, when I went through a divorce and got remarried. My best friend even moved in for a year and a half.”
Canadian actress Malin Akerman and her husband, Jack Donnelly, have brought their longtime Los Angeles hideaway to the market for $2.99 million—more than 15 years after purchasing the “idyllic” abode. (Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic)“The Hunting Wives” star, 48—who hails from Canada but moved to California in 2002—purchased the elegant Spanish-style compound in 2008 for just $895,000. (Gavin Cater)Akerman has carried out multiple renovations in the home since buying. (Gavin Cater)
However, having lived in the dwelling for more than two decades, during which she has carried out several significant renovations, the actress said the time has come to move on—namely to the East Coast, where she plans to live so she can be closer to her relatives in Sweden.
Now, she hopes to find a buyer who will care for the property, which was originally built in 1940 and is now listed with Lori Levine Harris of the Brock & Lori Real Estate Team, the same way she has.
During her stewardship of the home, Akerman worked to not only update the residence, but to stay true to its origins, adding a new kitchen, a pool, a new primary suite on the lower level, and a garage studio—all of which have been carefully designed to blend effortlessly with the existing structure.
The result, according to the property description, is “a hidden celebrity-owned compound, an idyllic California retreat set just moments from the commercial offerings of Los Feliz and the Hollywood Hills.”
“Surrounded by mature landscaping including soaring palm trees that highlight the thoughtful architecture, the property is an idyllic California retreat set just moments from the best dining, shopping, and entertainment of Los Feliz and the Hollywood Hills,” the listing description states.
Upon entering the home, guests are greeted with an expansive living area that features wooden beams on the ceiling, French doors that open up to the balcony, a cozy fireplace, and a sage green bar.
The press release describes, “The living room has soaring vaulted ceilings and windowed doors inviting natural light and breathtaking views, complete with a newly built bar area featuring marble countertops and a built-in wine fridge.”
The lounging space also offers “direct access” to the outdoor courtyard.
The actress revealed that she has chosen to sell the dwelling because she is relocating to the East Coast to be closer to her family in Sweden. (Gavin Cater)During her stewardship of the home, Akerman worked to not only update the residence, but to stay true to its origins, adding a new kitchen, a pool, a new primary suite on the lower level, and a garage studio. (Gavin Cater)The finished kitchen features a green marble island, wooden cabinetry and state-of-the-art appliances. (Gavin Cater)
Moving into the kitchen, there is a green marble island brown cabinetry and state-of-the-art appliances.
“The kitchen is both functional and beautiful, anchored by a statement island featuring green quartzite stone, and a long picture window allowing in the striking city views. Additional features include custom cabinetry, Viking rangetop and fridge, Bosch dishwasher, and a spacious walk-in pantry,” reads the press release.
Adjacent to that space is the dining room, which boasts enough space for a large table and is situated next to French doors, allowing natural light to flood inside.
Heading upstairs, guests will find two large bedrooms that each boast their own walk-in closet and share a spacious bathroom with geometric tiles and a large soaking tub.
“The lower level features two additional bedrooms, including a newly built primary suite occupying its own wing, with a built-in office, substantial walk-in closet, and its own private deck and seating area,” adds the press release.
Meanwhile, the primary bathroom is the epitome of luxury thanks to its emerald tiles, walk-in shower, and a large soaking tub.
“A spacious laundry room with built-in drying racks, a generous farmhouse sink, storage cabinetry, and a side-by-side washer and dryer completes the lower level.
“The lower level’s rear deck spans the length of the home, overlooking a verdant lower yard, replete with mature hedging, a lemon tree, and an elevated lounge area ideal for relaxing or hosting,” notes the press release.
Heading upstairs, guests will find two large bedrooms that each boast their own walk-in closet and share a spacious bathroom with geometric tiles and a large soaking tub. (Gavin Cater)Although the interior of the property is every bit of luxury, the outdoor area is the “heart” of the property thanks to its outdoor shower, outdoor kitchen, and raised lounging deck. (Gavin Cater)There is a large outdoor dining table, which is the perfect place for entertaining. (Gavin Cater)In 2020, the actress opened the doors to her sprawling space as she lifted the lid on the inspiration behind its design. (Gavin Cater)
Although the interior of the property is every bit of luxury, the outdoor area is the “heart” of the property thanks to its outdoor shower, outdoor kitchen, and raised lounging deck.
“The romantic outdoor dining area sits adjacent to the pool, surrounded by walls of jasmine under a pergola,” reads the press release.
Adjacent to the resort-style pool, is the fully soundproof studio, which comes complete with high ceilings and natural light, and can be used as a workspace, guest quarters, and more.
“Located near Hollywood Dell and in the Los Feliz Oaks, the home is a six-minute walk from Franklin Village favorites, scenic hiking trails, and some of the best dining and shopping in both Hollywood and Los Feliz, offering a rare blend of privacy, style, and access to the city’s most sought-after destinations,” notes the press release.
In 2020, the actress opened the doors to her sprawling space as she lifted the lid on the inspiration behind its design.
“I was inspired by my grandfather’s place in the South of France, so I went for that rustic Mediterranean feel—a lot of wood and stone—and worked in a Moroccan vibe,” she explained.
Describing her style as “Moroccan and rustic with a bit of modern elegance,” she told People, “I love to mix and match various styles to form one cohesive look in my home.”
She also dished out some tips for renovating your own space, telling fans, “You don’t have to do it all in one day. Start with the key pieces and build outward.”
Protagonists Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler have relocated from the fictional Dutton family’s storied Montana estate to start a new chapter in South Texas, where they quickly learn that protecting their own legacy could prove trickier than they’d ever imagined.
The first two episodes of the nine-episode debut season were released on Paramount+ at 3 a.m. ET on May 15, with viewers treated to the first glimpse at the couple’s new ranch property in the fictional town of Rio Paloma.
What quickly becomes clear is, while the dramatic storylines and violent encounters may well be a work of fiction, the stunning natural backdrop for these scenes is very much real—and, at times, the beauty of the land even serves as a kind of salve for the pain endured by the lead characters.
It remains to be seen whether “Dutton Ranch” will have the same significant cultural impact as its origin story, “Yellowstone,” however early reviews offer mixed responses, with some hailing the series a “winner,” while others have complained that, despite its action-packed storylines, there is lttle substance to the show.
But one thing remains consistent through all the reviews: a deep admiration for the incredible landscapes against which the gun violence, crime, and ranch rivalries are set. And luckily, those landscapes are one of the few elements of the show that are very much real—and very much available to buy, should you want to try your own, much calmer version, of life as a Dutton.
From Kerrville to Denton, we found five ranches across the Lone Star State that would even Beth and Rip would lust after.
Baird Ranch: This 762.18-acre Hill Country farm with three water wells has been owned by the family behind the iconic Mrs. Baird’s Bread since 1951.
Designed as a legacy retreat and working cattle operation, the sprawling property boasts live water with 3,900 feet of frontage along Miller Creek. Fully perimeter fenced and cross-fenced with cattle guards for livestock and wildlife, it also features three residences, a barn, and several outbuildings.
Activities on property include fishing, swimming, hunting, hiking, gardening, and trail riding. Wildlife include whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and quail, “along with a variety of non-game species.”
Louis Swope of West and Swope Ranches is the listing agent.
762-Acre Baird Ranch in Johnson City, TX (Realtor.com)Baird Ranch in Johnson City, TX (Realtor.com)
Center Ranch: This 25-acre farm with primary estate features an “improved pasture” designed for livestock and recreation. The property “offers a truly rare chance to own a piece of land once held by the owner of the world-renowned Center Ranch.”
A 3,971-square-foot main residence boasts an open floor plan featuring a modern kitchen with high-end appliances and a great room lined by windows to capture the serene views that also features a floor-to-ceiling stone hearth. The three-bedroom estate has vaulted ceilings, expansive windows, and hardwood and tile floors.
A covered terrace overlooks the hot tub and built-in firepit.
Clayton Loftin of Circle T Realty is the listing agent.
25-Acre Farm in Centerville, TX (Realtor.com)Interior of farmhouse in Centerville, TX (Realtor.com)
The Fraze Ranch: This 92.81-acre working ranch was once the home of legendary stallion Freckles Playboy.
Currently being used as a show lamb facility, the property with multiple barns and large turnout pens “will easily convert over to equine.” The legacy compound boasts a four-bedroom primary residence built in 1999 using “material from old structures of the past” with full wraparound porch, in-ground pool, silo gazebo, and play area.
A bunkhouse, packaging office, six-stall buck barn, 16-stall show barn, separate vet lab area, and detached manufactured home can also be found on the spacious lot.
Sissy Pennington of Pennington Premiere Real Estate is the listing agent.
93-Acre Farm in Hico, TX (Realtor.com)Interior of farmhouse in Hico, TX (Realtor.com)
Meek Ranch: This 257-acre farm located next to the Comanche Trace golf course boasts 205 feet of frontage along the Guadalupe River and Flat Rock Lake.
Owned and operated by the same family since the 1960s, the enormous property with senior water rights boasts a Mexican-Colonial-style primary residence, a two-bedroom foreman’s house, three barns, two corrals, and loading and working chutes for cattle. The 4,702-square-foot main home features custom wood doors and cabinetry, three fireplaces, a sitting room with brick bodega ceiling, and a primary suite with two walk-in closets and private terrace to soak in the peaceful views.
A historic log cabin with a fireplace that was once used as a mid 1800s schoolhouse was relocated here and now serves as a “novelty piece.”
Louis Swope of West And Swope Ranches is the listing agent.
257-Acre Farm in Kerrville, TX (Realtor.com)Interior of Mexican Colonial style farmhouse in Kerrville, TX (Realtor.com)
Legacy compound: This 247-acre farm boasts four newer luxury homes, four ponds, fenced pastures for cattle, a professionally constructed dirt bike track, and frontage along Clear Creek.
Offering “a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and investment potential,” the expansive property could be used as a legacy compound, corporate retreat, or development opportunity. The residences are positioned around a 95,000-gallon resort-inspired pool. An oversized barn and insulated shop can also be found on the sizable hunting lot.
Abundant game includes whitetail deer, turkey, and wild hogs.
Ben Clark of Keller Williams Realty is the listing agent.
247-Acre Farm in Denton, TX (Realtor.com)Interior of farmhouse in Denton, TX (Realtor.com)
Comedian Pete Davidson closed on the sale of his Staten Island apartment at a $400,000 loss just one day before rumors emerged that he has split from his girlfriend Elsie Hewitt—amid speculation that he is “selling his properties” in order to “open up funds” that will help him to manage the ongoing care of their baby daughter.
Insiders who spoke to the outlet alleged that the first sign of trouble in the relationship arose when the former “Saturday Night Live” star began offloading his homes—having dropped the price of his Staten Island condo in February, weeks before listing his upstate New York retreat.
While it was first revealed by the New York Post in April that Davidson has secured an offer on his apartment, that deal only closed on May 13 with a final sale price of just $800,000—$400,000 less than the comedian bought the property for in December 2020.
Meanwhile, the actor’s dwelling in North Salem, NY, where the couple had been living after welcoming their daughter, remains on the market, having first been listed for $2.49 million in February. By the time news of that listing was made public, the price had dropped to $2.27 million, before being reduced again in April to $2.15 million.
Comedian Pete Davidson and his girlfriend, Elsie Hewitt, have reportedly called it quits on their year-long relationship, just five months after welcoming their daughter, Scottie Rose Hewitt Davidson. (Instagram/Elsie Hewitt)Davidson closed on the sale of his Staten Island apartment at a $400,000 loss just one day before rumors emerged that he has split from his girlfriend. (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
“Pete is selling his properties, including his upstate home and his Staten Island apartment, to open up funds as they move forward and figure out their next steps,” The Sun’s insider alleged.
Davidson and Hewitt have yet to comment on the reports of their split, however a second source noted that they are focusing all of their energies on their daughter.
“They are just focusing 100% on Scottie. Working out the best co-parenting solution is their top priority,” the insider claimed.
As for the reasons behind the split, sources pointed to Davidson’s hectic work schedule, alleging that Hewitt has struggled to cope at home alone while he has been traveling.
“Pete has been traveling so much for work, but Elsie was craving more support from him at home after their daughter was born,” said the insider.
“It was very hard for him because, obviously, he has to work to make money.”
Per the outlet, the comedian has been traveling relentlessly over the past several weeks, and spent Mother’s Day in Los Angeles for the Kevin Hart roast, while Hewitt spent the holiday in their home in Brooklyn, NY, alone.
Having offloaded his Staten Island apartment, Davidson will now focus his real estate efforts on finding a buyer for his North Salem home, which has already undergone two significant price cuts.
Insiders who spoke to The Sun alleged that the first sign of trouble in the relationship arose when the former “Saturday Night Live” star began offloading his homes. (Instagram/Elsie Hewitt)Having sold his Staten Island apartment, Davidson will now focus his real estate efforts on offloading his North Salem property, where he and Hewitt were living immediately after welcoming their daughter. (Instagram/Elsie Hewitt)The comedian had purchased the four-bedroom, three-bath dwelling in 2023 for $1.95 million. (Instagram/Elsie Hewitt)
The comedian had purchased the four-bedroom, three-bath dwelling in 2023 for $1.95 million.
According to Mansion Global, the actor knew he was going to part ways with the home, which sits on 6 acres in North Salem, just one year after he purchased it.
He joked that in 2024, he told Chad, a character he played on “SNL,” that he would be selling the abode.
“I told Chad we were going to sell it. He’s very upset. You could see it in his eyes. He’s not a man of a lot of words, but in his eyes, you could tell he was sad to go,” Davidson said.
However, the actor insisted that he was upset at the idea of parting ways with the pad, which is just 90 minutes from New York City, because the home is his “hip, funky, cool place” and holds many memories, including the moment Hewitt revealed she was pregnant.
The jokester revealed that he initially came across the property when he was living in the hustle and bustle of New York City and wanted a peaceful getaway.
“It’s literally like living in paradise. The thing I hated about living in the city all the time was, I would wake up to so much noise, whether it would be garbage being picked up or people fighting or your neighbors or whatever’s going on on the street. In North Salem, I would wake up naturally, and I wouldn’t feel a thing. It was the most special feeling,” he told the outlet.
Once moving there, he adored the home so much that he made it his permanent pad.
“What’s cool about North Salem and the whole Westchester area is everyone pretty much keeps to themselves, and I really don’t get bothered up there,” he added.
The jokester revealed that he initially came across the property when he was living in the hustle and bustle of New York City and wanted a peaceful getaway. (Realtor.com)“I’m not a big fan of modern houses because they all kind of look the same, just kind of soulless and white. I added little things to it while still keeping its integrity and charm,” he previously said of the property. (Realtor.com)Davidson also revealed that the home is the epitome of privacy, as it is an acre from the road. Built in the 1930s, the home has loads of vintage charm. (Realtor.com)
Davidson also revealed that the home is the epitome of privacy, as it is an acre from the road. Built in the 1930s, the home has loads of vintage charm.
“I’m not a big fan of modern houses because they all kind of look the same, just kind of soulless and white. I added little things to it while still keeping its integrity and charm,” he told the outlet.
However, Davidson did do some renovations, including adding a guesthouse, movie room, pool, hot tub, cold-plunge pool, sauna, and screened porches.
“There’s a secret speakeasy—a wall slides open” to reveal it, he said. “It’s really fun, and it’s great if you have a family, and it’s also great if you just want to use it like a getaway.”
“Sun-filled rooms with vaulted ceilings, random-width pine floors and custom lighting. Walls of windows capture natural light and scenic views,” states the listing, which is held by Mary Dowdle of Ginnel Real Estate.
“Dramatic Great Room with floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. Dining Area with doors to two decks with a fabulous water view. Gourmet Kitchen with custom backlit cabinetry, granite and stainless countertops and professional appliances. First floor Primary Suite with door to private terraced garden. Two additional Bedrooms, one with a loft sleeping area,” the listing continues.
Jaclene Ginnel told Mansion Global that the home is the perfect pad: “It offers everything at once—easy proximity to New York City, absolute privacy at the end of a long gated drive, serene pond views from nearly every room, and the intimate charm of a 1930s cottage with every modern amenity reimagined.
“It feels light and fun while also cozy and charming, and the year-round lap pool looking out over the lake is beyond spectacular.”
Barrymore, 51, initially listed the expansive six-bedroom, nine-bathroom Westchester dwelling at the end of March, having purchased it just two years earlier for $4.4 million. Now, its listing, which is held by Kori Sassower and Brian K. Lewis of Compass, has been updated to reflect that the property is already “pending” sale, meaning that an offer has been accepted and the deal is in its final stages before closing.
It’s currently unclear what offer has been accepted by the actress; the home will not officially be sold until the deal has closed.
It marks the end of what has been something of a turbulent chapter for Barrymore and the home, in which she has invested a very large sum. Having bought the 12-acre property under the assumption that the main residence on the parcel would require some simple, cosmetic updates, the TV host found herself facing a much more mammoth task.
Barrymore spent more than a year on the project, which she explained to the Wall Street Journal in March was far more complex than she ever could have anticipated.
What began as an aesthetic overhaul soon turned into a “complete internal gut,” during which the actress had to replace a majority of the key systems in the home, which was originally built in the 1740s. They included the heating, the plumbing, and the air conditioning.
The main level of the home also received a drastic transformation, thanks in large part to Barrymore’s desire to open up the kitchen and fill it with light, a feat that she confessed “took a year of engineering to figure out.”
Actress Drew Barrymore’s 280-year-old weekend retreat has come under offer, just weeks after it was put on the market for $4.99 million, following a dramatic renovation and restoration by the “Never Been Kissed” star. (Modern Angles)Barrymore, 51, initially listed the expansive six-bedroom, nine-bathroom Westchester dwelling at the end of March, having purchased it just two years earlier for $4.4 million. (Modern Angles)Now, its listing, which is held by Kori Sassower and Brian K. Lewis of Compass, has been updated to reflect that the property is already “pending” sale. (Modern Angles)It’s currently unclear what offer has been accepted by the actress, who spent a year renovating the home after buying it. (Modern Angles)
While she didn’t share specific details about the cost of the work, Barrymore joked that her experience was much like that of “The Money Pit” character Anna, played by Shelley Long, who—along with her husband, Walter—ends up purchasing a home that they quickly realize is close to falling apart.
However, Barrymore came through the renovation relatively unscathed, transforming the property into a true sanctuary that she believed would serve as her family’s escape from the city, where she shoots her popular talk show.
Indeed, she said she initially purchased the 12-acre estate because it was located in a much more convenient and easily-accessible location than the Hamptons, where she had previously owned a home, but found herself too busy to really visit thanks to her kids’ increasingly hectic schedules.
But Harrison, NY, where her Westchester home is located, offered a much easier retreat for the star—accessible within an hour by car, whereas Sagaponack, where her Hamptons property was located, can take closer to three hours to reach.
Having invested so much time, energy, and money in renovating the dwelling, many might wonder why Barrymore is choosing to sell, less than a year after that work was finally completed.
The answer, she noted, is simple: Because the overhaul took much longer than she had anticipated, she could not have foreseen how the needs of her family would change during that time, leaving her without a real need for the countryside sanctuary.
That being said, the project did give the on-screen star an opportunity to indulge in one of her greatest personal passions—interior design, something that she has long said is one of her favorite creative outlets.
While many A-list stars might leave the work to the professionals, preferring instead to oversee the progress from the comfort of their fully renovated primary residence, Barrymore did the exact opposite, even living at the property when it was in the most basic of states.
Having bought the 12-acre property under the assumption that the main resident on the parcel would require some simple, cosmetic updates, the TV host found herself facing a much more mammoth task. (Modern Angles )She had to replace a majority of the key systems in the home, which was originally built in the 1740s. They included the heating, the plumbing, and the air conditioning. (Modern Angles )The main level of the home received a drastic transformation, thanks in large part to Barrymore’s desire to open up the kitchen and fill it with light, a feat that she confessed “took a year of engineering to figure out.” (Modern Angles )The property boasts a sizable main house, a finished pool house, and a separate guest cottage. (Modern Angles)
“I lived in the house in the most primitive of scenarios,” she revealed. “It’s some of my favorite times and memories.”
And when it came to the design choices in the property, Barrymore led the charge, selecting a majority of the furniture, finishes, and even the paint colors, which can be seen in the listing photos.
Before putting the property on the market, Barrymore seized the opportunity to make at least one more core memory there, when she celebrated her 51st birthday with some of her closest friends.
Despite the bitter February weather, the “Charlie’s Angels” star admitted that she couldn’t resist the chance to enjoy the stunning landscape that surrounds the property—or the opportunity to relive her earliest days living at the home when it had no real amenities, or even a real kitchen.
So, they braved the freezing temperatures and, while wearing “parkas, hoodies, gloves, and face masks,” spent the evening grilling.
The great outdoors is what originally drew Barrymore to the house, she revealed earlier this month, when she explained to Rue Magazine that she had wanted to find a dwelling that would allow her to connect with nature—and her California roots.
“I had desperately wanted a place outside the city because I had been working for years at this point inside of a studio with no windows,” she said. “I’m from California, and I just had this urge to find nature.”
After finding a listing for the Westchester house online, the actress said she was immediately drawn to the home in a “spiritual” way.
Barrymore previously explained that she is selling the home because her family no longer has a need for it. (Modern Angles)When it came to the design choices in the property, Barrymore led the charge, selecting a majority of the furniture, finishes, and even the paint colors. (Modern Angles )The property boasts 12 acres of lush land. (Modern Angles)The actress initially purchased the 12-acre estate because it was located in a much more convenient and easily-accessible location than the Hamptons, where she had previously owned a home. (Modern Angles )
“I came here and I walked around and I was like, I swear my family has been in this house,” she said. “I don’t think I’m super woo-woo, but I had this really strong sense and feeling.”
Barrymore has not revealed whether she has found herself another fixer-upper to tackle—or if she has decided to take a break from DIY projects and focus on life at her New York City apartment, which serves as her primary residence.
However, the listing for her Westchester dwelling makes no secret of the vast amount of work that was put into the property, describing it as “a rare legacy estate where every room has been thoughtfully reimagined for the perfect moment.”
For those seeking their own weekend retreat, the property—which spans more than 7,200 square feet—offers ample room to relax in the beauty of the natural landscape, boasting a sizable main house, a finished pool house, and a separate guest cottage
Inside the primary structure, visitors will find bright open spaces, elegant design details, and many communal living areas, ideal for those with a fondness for entertaining.
“The floor plan offers exceptional flexibility as the open spaces flow between the kitchen, dining room, sitting room, sunlit conservatory, cozy family room, expansive living room, and additional gracious entertaining spaces, all of which are enhanced by the multiple fireplaces, creating a sense of warmth, comfort and connection throughout,” the listing says.
Among its more impressive features are an extraordinary great room with a 30-foot ceiling, as well as an expansive primary suite that boasts a sitting room, balcony, enormous walk-in closet, and two bathrooms.
While much of the grounds surrounding the home are filled with trees—creating a true sense of solitude and privacy—there is also plenty of room for entertaining, whether on the side of the gunite pool or in the wildflower gardens.
A townhouse that is nestled in a futuristic copper-clad Connecticut building that has been nicknamed “The Spaceship” has flown onto the market for $779,000, 40 years after the unique structure was completed.
The building, which sits on concrete stilts and was designed to resemble a vessel hovering in midair, was the brainchild of architect Wilfred Armster, who sparked furious controversy with the design, with locals fearing it would be a blight on a landscape otherwise filled with classic New England-style colonials.
However, in the years since it was completed, the Guilford, CT, property has become something of a local legend with dwellings inside the structure, which is now known as the Whitfield Shore condominiums, coming to market only a handful of times.
“Six years ago was the last time a unit sold there and the building only has 13 units,” said listing agent Susan Santoro of William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty.
Santoro notes that, in addition to the property’s reputation as an architectural gem, its location is also a major draw for buyers, explaining: “A lot of that has to do with the buyer who wants to live downtown and enjoy the walkability the home offers. You can walk to the train, to dinner, shopping, or to the beach.”
A townhouse that is nestled in a futuristic copper-clad Connecticut building that has been nicknamed “The Spaceship” has flown onto the market for $779,000, 40 years after the unique structure was completed. (Dan DeMayo)The building, which sits on concrete stilts and was designed to resemble a vessel hovering in midair, was the brainchild of architect Wilfred Armster. (Dan DeMayo)In the years since it was completed, the Guilford, CT, dwelling has become something of a local legend with dwellings inside the structure, which is now known as the Whitfield Shore condominiums, coming to market only a handful of times. (Dan DeMayo)
It also also ideally sited just steps from the historic Henry Whitfield House, New England’s oldest stone house, and offers jaw-dropping views of the Long Island Sound.
The front-facing residence boasts 1,672 square feet of sun-soaked space.
“This unit faces Long Island Sound, so you can watch the moon rise, sun set, and enjoy views of the Sound right from bed,” Santoro said.
The two-level layout features a 20-foot sunken great room with double-sided fireplace and floor-to-ceiling glass framing the surrounding water views. Hardwood floors, exposed beam ceilings, and expansive windows can be found throughout the home.
A sleek white kitchen with custom cabinetry, breakfast bar, and stainless steel appliances overlooks the dining area with fireplace.
Offered as a one-bedroom unit, Santoro says an open area upstairs could also be used for additional sleeping space.
The property last traded hands in 2015 when the sellers purchased it for $342,000.
“They live in Manhattan and used it as a weekend getaway-type place,” Santoro said. “The sellers put in an all-new HVAC system, and it also has natural gas and city water, which is unusual.”
Santoro says while her client used the home as a secondary residence, there are many owners who live there full time.
Hardwood floors, exposed beam ceilings, and expansive windows can be found throughout the home. (Dan DeMayo)The front-facing residence boasts 1,672 square feet of sun-soaked space. (Dan DeMayo)The property is accessed via a private two-car garage. (Dan DeMayo)
“Almost everyone there uses their home as a primary residence,” she said.
An upstairs primary suite offers a walk-in closet, jetted soaking tub, and glass doors that open up to a private sundeck providing unobstructed views of Long Island Sound and the neighboring marina.
Santoro believes the next buyer could be a retiree or it might also be a student due to its close proximity to a variety of colleges and universities.
“There are five colleges within a 10-mile radius,” she said. “It would also be a great spot for a university professor.”
The townhouse boasts an oversized two-car garage offering extra storage space that could be transformed into a home office, fitness center, or workshop.
“What is really deceiving is there is a four-car tandem garage,” she noted. “It’s considered a two-car garage, but is deep enough for four cars.”
Santoro believes the building’s unique design is what will appeal to the next buyer seeking untraditional accommodations.
“I think it looks like a building hovering over the landscape,” she noted. “It’s so iconic and has such a great design. Love it or hate it, people are always going to talk about it.”
Country star Carrie Underwood lives a double life: During her working week, she’s a chart-topping A-lister and a red carpet regular; but behind the scenes, she spends her days knee-deep in chicken poop on her family’s 400-acre Tennessee farm.
Underwood, 43, has been in the spotlight since 2004, when she auditioned for the fourth season of “American Idol,” eventually going on to win the competition, a victory that propelled her to stardom—and the top of the Billboard charts.
The Oklahoma native has maintained a thriving music career ever since, even becoming the first “American Idol” winner to serve as a judge on the show, a position she has held since March 2025.
Yet Underwood has never strayed far from her very rural roots, opting to reject the traditional Los Angeles lifestyle in favor of spending the past 20 years living a much quieter, private life in Nashville, where she moved in 2005, soon after winning the talent show.
Since then, the singer has steadily upgraded her residences—most recently moving into a custom-designed mansion on an enormous 400-acre farm in Franklin, TN. Underwood and her husband, former NHL star Mike Fisher, purchased the palatial parcel in two separate transactions, beginning in 2011, for a total of $3.2 million.
Carrie Underwood lives a double life: During her working week, she’s a chart-topping A-lister and a red carpet regular; but behind the scenes, she spends her days knee-deep in chicken poop on the 400-acre farm she shares with Mike Fisher and their kids. (Taylor Hill/FilmMagic)Underwood and Fisher purchased their Franklin, TN, spread for $3.2 million—and then spent even more money constructing a custom mansion at the heart of the property. (Google Maps)The incredible estate boasts multiple barns, a lake, chicken coops, vegetable gardens, and plenty of woodland. (Google Earth)
They then embarked on designing their custom dream home on the property, which also features multiple barns, a private lake, vegetable gardens, and a chicken coop. The duo operate much of the land as a working farm.
Underwood and Fisher—who share sons Isaiah, 11, and Jacob, 6—officially moved into their enormous mansion on the property in 2018, just a few months before welcoming their second child. It has served as their primary residence ever since.
Though they largely take full advantage of the privacy that their expansive abode affords them, the “Before He Cheats” singer recently shared some insight into what life is really like on the farm—and how it feels to travel between the rural Nashville estate and the bright lights of Hollywood.
In an interview with Us Weekly, Underwood explained that she feels as if her career is the “polar opposite” to her life at home as a mother, wife, and part-time farmer, explaining that she relishes the opportunity to enjoy both environments.
However, she confessed that it can feel a bit strange going between those two worlds, joking that the nitty-gritty of farming makes her feel all the more glamorous when she does step in front of the cameras on the “American Idol” set, particularly because she spends much of her time at home in much muckier circumstances.
“When I’m away, I’m like Cinderella at the ball. I’m a princess, and it’s great,” she explained.
“And then I come home, and I’m, like, covered in dirt. I’m covered in poop. It’s just the polar opposite. I’m, like, cleaning up after everybody and barefoot in the kitchen. But I wouldn’t have it any other way.”
The country star added that she prefers to tackle as much of the farming work personally if she can, even if that leads to some “frustrating” challenges.
“My goal is to just do as much as I can myself,” she said. “I love it. It’s a challenge, and it’s frustrating, and it’s exciting, and it’s rewarding, and just all the things.”
The incredible mansion is where Underwood retreats when she’s not dazzling on the red carpet in Hollywood. (Google Earth)In March, the singer revealed they had expanded their farm to include two lambs. (carrieunderwood/Instagram)In a recent interview, Underwood explained that she prefers to get her hands dirty when she’s on the farm, joking that it helps her to feel like Cinderella any time she gets glammed up to attend a celebrity event. (carrieunderwood/Instagram)
Occasionally, Underwood shares glimpses of9 her farm on her Instagram account, revealing that—in addition to caring for sheep, chickens, and ducks—she regularly harvests fruit and vegetables from her garden, which she uses to make pantry essentials like apple sauce.
One of her more recent successes on the property was growing the Italian heirloom tromboncino squash, which she first planted in summer 2025, although she admitted that her seed sowing process was somewhat haphazard.
“I have always read great things about the Tromboncino squash and thought I’d give it a try this year. I’m a lazy gardener and I just throw seeds in the ground and hope for the best,” she said.
“Only one germinated…thank goodness! Can’t wait to see how it all turns out!”
Luckily for Underwood, her chaotic technique appears to have been very fruitful, with the singer revealing in November that she had harvested five of the enormous vegetables, several of which were almost as tall as she is.
“I had to show off these Tromboncino squash! I’ve got 5 of these babies! Woo hoo! We’ll be eating these all winter!” she said, while proudly posing for photos with the squash.
In many ways, though the property she now resides in is a far cry from the quaint Oklahoma dwelling where she was raised, her life in Tennessee is very much a return to her rural roots. Previously, Underwood had revealed that she enjoyed a very sheltered countryside upbringing, before hitting the big time on “American Idol.”
When she made it through the first round of the show’s auditions and automatically secured herself a spot in the Hollywood round of the competition, the singer admitted that it would be the first time she’d ever set foot in an airport or travel on a plane.
“I was horrified and my dad, on the way to the airport, I was about to cry, and he said, ‘If you want to go home, we can go home, and you don’t ever have to think about this ever again,'” she recalled. “And I was like, ‘But I will think about it, so I have to.'”
Occasionally, Underwood shares glimpses of her farm on her Instagram account, revealing that—in addition to caring for sheep, chickens, and ducks—she regularly harvests fruit and vegetables from her garden. (Instagram/Carrie Underwood)“My goal is to just do as much as I can myself,” she said. “I love it. It’s a challenge, and it’s frustrating, and it’s exciting, and it’s rewarding, and just all the things.” (Instagram/Carrie Underwood)One of her more recent successes on the property was growing the Italian heirloom tromboncino squash, which she first planted in summer 2025. She described her seed sowing process as somewhat haphazard. (Instagram/Carrie Underwood)
In a recent interview with SiriusXM, Underwood said that she learned very quickly after winning “American Idol” that she wanted to separate her private life from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, admitting that it never felt “real” to her.
“I went from living on a farm to being on stage in front of a ton of people and traveling, and we’re in a different city every day,” she said. “I learned very quickly that this is not real life.”
She added: “It’s important for me that home is just way different than this. We have definitely established that. My kids see me. We get up, we take them to school, we’re making breakfast, packing lunches.”
Indeed, when she’s at home, Underwood said her focus is solely on her kids—and being a good mother and wife, ensuring that the family enjoys dinner together “at least five nights a week.”
“We eat dinner at least five nights a week at the dinner table, and it’s something I cooked,” she said, before joking: “I don’t know if it’s good or not, but we ain’t starving.”
The singer has previously opened up about her desire to raise her children in as “normal” an environment as possible, explaining to People magazine earlier this year that both she and her husband had agonized over the best way to separate their kids from their own celebrity careers.
“I remember when we first found out we were going to have [Isaiah], it [was], like, ‘How are we gonna do this?’ Our lives are so crazy as it is,” she shared.
“But you just make room, and you learn how important that family time is, and to be able to spend time and carve out some of that and maybe get to go on vacation and maybe get to go on a cruise—that stuff is so important to, like I said, make time for family. That’s what it’s all about.”
She added in a 2020 interview with the outlet that she was thrilled when her older son described her job as “doing laundry,” because it meant she’d managed to keep him removed from her actual career.
“Isaiah recently said my job is doing laundry and I kind of loved that, because I don’t really want him to know what I do,” she revealed. “Not that I’m keeping him in the dark, but it made me feel good that he sees me doing mom stuff.”
An expansive waterfront property inside one of Martha’s Vineyard‘s “most exclusive and sought-after enclaves” has come to the market for the first time in decades with an asking price of $15 million.
The Edgartown property, which is located within the prestigious Cow Bay Association, offers a rare combination of old world charm, extensive shoreline access, and interiors that feel straight out of a Ralph Lauren ad.
From the outside, the dwelling looks like the picture-perfect properties found on hit TV shows such as “The Summer I Turned Pretty” or “The Perfect Couple,” offering the utmost in quintessential New England architecture.
Originally built in 1958, the coastal home, which is listed with Gerret Conover of LandVest Martha’s Vineyard, spans more than 6,400 square feet and sits on a 1.5-acre parcel that is described as being “nothing short of spectacular.”
The property does not appear to have ever been publicly offered for sale in the five decades since it was completed—with its appearance on the market serving as a very rare occurence in a market where legacy homes are often passed from one generation to the next.
An expansive waterfront property inside one of Martha’s Vineyard’s “most exclusive and sought-after enclaves” has come to the market for the first time in decades with an asking price of $15 million. (Realtor.com)Originally built in 1958, the coastal home spans more than 6,400 square feet and sits on a 1.5-acre parcel that is described as being “nothing short of spectacular.” (Realtor.com)The interiors require some modernizing, but they offer a world of opportunity for a future buyer. (Realtor.com)
“The six-bedroom main residence is a masterclass in timeless design and effortless elegance,” the listing states.
“Grand yet inviting, the home offers beautifully proportioned living and dining spaces, a thoughtfully designed chef’s kitchen and a sweeping screened porch, all oriented to capture wonderful views across the pool and out to Vineyard Sound.”
Set behind protected land and accessed by a private road, the estate manages to feel deeply secluded while remaining just minutes from downtown Edgartown’s boutiques, galleries, and harborfront restaurants.
“Despite its remarkable seclusion, the property remains just minutes from the charm and sophistication of downtown Edgartown,” the listing goes on.
But the real luxury here comes in the form of 2,000 feet of waterfront access, along with potential mooring opportunities.
From the outside, the residence embraces a relaxed elegance—think weathered shingles and generous porches—that’s long been associated with the Vineyard.
“At the heart of the property, a stunning pool and lounge area create a private resort-like setting, ideal for both intimate relaxation and sophisticated, large-scale entertaining,” the listing goes on.
There are 6.5 bathrooms in the dwelling, which also features a separate carriage house. (Realtor.com)The large covered porch provides the perfect spot for a morning coffee. (Realtor.com)There is ample space for hosting guests throughout the dwelling. (Realtor.com)
But inside, the home is unusually cinematic. Sunlight pours through oversized windows into bright, layered rooms filled with coastal textures, tailored furnishings, and the kind of chic Americana that resembles a Ralph Lauren campaign.
The interiors exhibit a careful balance between polish and comfort.
Formal entertaining spaces open to more intimate sitting rooms, while vaulted ceilings and expansive windows keep the home connected to its surrounding coastal landscapes.
The six-bedroom layout creates the kind of estate that’s large enough to host extended family or summer guests with ease.
And should the primary structure prove too small, additional lodging can be found in the detached carriage house, which is described as being the perfect place to house guests or members of staff.
“This is more than a home; it is a rare and irreplaceable offering, a legacy property in one of the island’s most coveted coastal settings,” the listing concludes.
Indeed, while many luxury properties on Martha’s Vineyard lean heavily into modern minimalism, this estate seems to understand a more enduring truth about the island’s appeal: It’s not just about square footage or waterfront access, but atmosphere—something this home promises its next owner in spades.
DeGeneres, 68, and de Rossi, 53, initially purchased the rural abode, which is located in the Cotswolds, in the summer of 2024 and had initially intended to use it as a vacation home. However, after President Donald Trump claimed victory in the election that year, the couple chose to relocate to the U.K. full time.
But having made the decision to live overseas permanently, the TV host and her actress spouse determined that their original home base in the U.K. was no longer suitable—so they snapped up another, much more modern property just a few miles down the road and put their first dwelling back on the market.
Then, in January of this year, that listing was removed and it has now been revealed that the couple are actually planning to make further updates to the property in order to better accommodate de Rossi’s horses, suggesting that they may end up using it as a more permanent primary residence.
According to the Daily Mail, DeGeneres and de Rossi have submitted planning applications for an all-weather equestrian facility, which would allow the latter to continue riding throughout the wettest months of the year. Given that the property has been prone to flooding when the nearby River Windrush bursts its banks, the planning application notes that it is impossible for the horses to be exercised outside year-round.
Two applications—one for a riding arena and another for new stables—are currently being considered by the West Oxfordshire District Council, the outlet reports.
Those planning documents also reveal the couple’s intent to use the dwelling as their “long term home,” if, that is, they can secure permission to move ahead with the build.
Comedian Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, appear to have changed their minds about selling their expansive U.K. farmhouse—less than a year after listing the historic property for $30 million. (Instagram / Ellen DeGeneres)Since the end of 2025, the couple has been splitting their time between their two U.K. homes and a newly purchased property in California. (Instagram / Ellen DeGeneres)
“The applicant’s horses are on site in temporary accommodation formed in the garaging in an existing barn pending the determination of [the stables application],” the documents read. “In order to provide a suitable flat all-weather arena for exercising the horses this application has been made.
“The surrounding land does have some flat areas where the horses can be exercised in summer months—but it is also adjacent to the River Windrush, so for the winter and other wet times the opportunities for exercise are more limited.”
The statement also called attention to the significant amount of money the couple has already poured into the property, which they renovated extensively before moving in—and then out—in 2025.
DeGeneres and de Rossi, who purchased the property for around $20 million, are understood to have spent millions on the overhaul, which they previously revealed had required a team of 70 workers to complete.
“The applicants carried out a successful renovation of the house last year and wish to make this their long term home,” the application noted.
However, they are facing one significant hurdle in their quest to transform the 43-acre property, which is understood to be located on a site that historians believe is home to Roman remains. Fears have already been raised that any work carried out on the land could risk destroying those remains.
An archeological team from the West Oxfordshire District Council has already determined that, if planning permission is granted, DeGeneres and de Rossi must be held responsible for “ensuring the implementation of an archaeological monitoring and recording action (watching brief) to be maintained during the period of construction.”
It’s unclear whether DeGeneres and de Rossi will move to list their other U.K. dwelling should they be given planning permission. The duo is already juggling both of their British residences with another home in the U.S., which they purchased for $27.4 million in November 2025.
The couple put their first U.K. property—a historic Cotswolds farmhouse—on the market for $30 million in July, but have since U-turned on the sale and are now planning to carry out more renovations. (Google Maps)The duo also own a much more modern glass-walled farmhouse just a few miles away. (Instagram/Ellen DeGeneres)
The property, which is located in Montecito, was previously owned by Hollywood producer Brian Grazer and was purchased by the couple in an off-market deal.
Since then, DeGeneres and de Rossi have been splitting their time between the U.S. and the U.K., with the former’s Instagram account revealing that they are making regular trips back and forth across the Atlantic.
During their most recent stint in the U.K., the duo enjoyed a fun-filled date night in London, where they attended the British premiere of Billie Eilish‘s new documentary move, “Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour.”
DeGeneres and de Rossi took the time to pose for a selfie with Eilish, before gushing about her new project—which she co-directed with James Cameron.
“Portia and I just left the premiere for @billieeilish’s new 3D movie that she directed with @jamescameronofficial. The behind-the-scenes footage is amazing. If you weren’t able to see Billie in concert, this is the next best thing and then some,” DeGeneres captioned the post.
The former TV host and her wife snapped the photo at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in London, and Eilish stood in the middle.
Before returning to the U.K., the couple spent several weeks at their Montecito dwelling, where they celebrated Valentine’s Day and DeGeneres’ 68th birthday, according to their Instagram accounts.
The couple recently returned to the U.K., where they enjoyed a date night at the premiere of Billie Eilish’s new movie. (Instagram)They recently celebrated DeGeneres’ birthday in the U.S. at their new Montecito mansion. (Instagram)
However, by April, they had hopped back across the pond, where DeGeneres shared a video of herself tending to her enormous property on a large ride-on mower.
“It’s mowing time again,” she captioned the clip, in which she can be seen wearing large ear muffs and a striped sweater, while dark clouds filled the sky behind her.
It’s unclear exactly how much time the couple plans to spend in the U.S., having previously revealed that they were committing fully to a life in England, with DeGeneres explaining that they didn’t feel comfortable remaining in America with Trump as president.
“We got here the day before the election and woke up to lots of texts from our friends with crying emojis, and I was like, ‘He got in,'” she explained at an event in July. “And we’re like, ‘We’re staying here.'”
She then proceeded to gush about their new life in the U.K.
“We moved here in November, which was not the ideal time, but I saw snow for the first time in my life. We love it here,” she said. “Portia flew her horses here, and I have chickens, and we had sheep for about two weeks.
“Everything here is just better—the way animals are treated, people are polite. I just love it here.”
The enormous abode, which is known as Casa Encantada, was once home to financier Gary Winnick, who purchased the 8.5-acre estate for $94 million in 2000. At the time, it was one of the priciest home sales on record in the U.S.
However, after Winnick’s death in 2023, the home’s once-illustrious history became embroiled in a much murkier tale, when it was revealed in November 2025 that the property was slated to be sold off in a foreclosure auction the following month.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the foreclosure auction stemmed from a $100 million loan that was taken out by an entity tied to Winnick and his wife, Karen Winnick, in 2020.
By 2025, the lender, real estate investment firm CIM Group, alleged that repayments on the loan had ceased—and ordered that Winnick’s Los Angeles home, as well as another property in Malibu, be auctioned off to satisfy the debt, which it said had reached $150 million.
However, Winnick’s widow, Karen, later launched legal action against the firm, insisting that she was entirely unaware of the terms of the loan—and accusing CIM Group of concealing information, financial elder abuse, and transfer of property without spousal consent.
Now, it appears that Karen has been given another opportunity to offload the mansion herself, with records showing that it was relisted for $170 million on April 27. Though still an extraordinary price, it is $80 million below the original ask of $250 million in 2023.
And while $170 million is certainly nothing to scoff at, it is less than half the asking price of another nearby Los Angeles estate, which has hit the market for the eye-watering price of $400 million, rocketing to the top of the week’s most expensive homes list—while also becoming the priciest residential property to have ever been listed in the U.S.
Built in 2018, “The Crown Jewel” was designed by architect Peter Marino and took a decade to complete. Perched atop an 7.86-acre promontory overlooking the Bel-Air Country Club, the resort-inspired estate offers breathtaking views from the downtown skyline to the Pacific Ocean.
“No expense was spared in the design or construction of this global masterpiece,” the listing states. The primary residence boasts 10 bedrooms, 13 staff bedrooms, and wellness and fitness amenities “that rival the world’s finest destinations.”
It also has a six-bedroom guesthouse, which has an additional 10 staff bedrooms.
More over-the-top amenities include indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, meditation room, nail salon, screening room, fitness center, library, billiard room, and wine cellar.
More jaw-dropping estates to make the week’s most expensive homes list include a stone estate in Greenwich overlooking Long Island Sound, an oceanfront Florida mansion currently under construction on Golden Beach, and another massive Los Angeles estate also overlooking Bel-Air Country Club.
Fryman Canyon farmhouse: This stylish seven-bedroom mansion replaced the former home of late “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek.
Developers Mark Alexander and Rob Diaz purchased the 1.47-acre property for $8 million in 2022 to build this megamansion. The 17,627-square-foot estate debuted on the market for $42 million in September 2025.
A “Scandifornian”-style interior features two matching A-frames enveloped by stunning canyon views. Vaulted ceilings, glass walls, custom wood details, built-ins, a bunk room, two fireplaces, and an “Aman-inspired” spa with steam, cold plunge, sauna, and fitness center can be found throughout the home’s open floor plan.
Multiple lounge areas overlook an in-ground saltwater pool and spa.
Branden Williams of The Beverly Hills Estates Inc. is the listing agent.
Fryman Canyon farmhouse in Studio City, CA (Realtor.com)
Custom-designed mansion: This New England–style estate was built in 2023 and sits on a lushly landscaped acre of privacy.
An 11,746-square-foot modern floor plan features radiant oak floors, bespoke millwork, designer lighting, and an elevator. A two-story living room boasts a floor-to-ceiling fireplace and access to the outdoor living area. The spacious dining room designed for grand-scale entertaining has beautiful garden views. Other highlights include a first-floor primary wing, two offices, a lower-level entertainment area with wine cellar, lounge, bar, fitness center, steam room, and sauna. There is also a detached guesthouse for extended family and friends.
Three terraces with fireplaces overlook the pool, spa, and outdoor kitchen.
Ken Deleon of Deleon Realty is the listing agent.
Custom-built mansion in Atherton, CA (Realtor.com)
Brentwood Park: This five-bedroom mansion completed in 2023 took five years to build and features custom details, including steel doors and windows, hand-applied plaster walls, and disappearing pocket doors.
The 13,077-square-foot mansion also has a living room that opens to the private backyard, a formal dining room for entertaining, a fully-equipped gourmet kitchen, and a separate chef’s kitchen. There is also a wood-clad library/office with bar, a home theater, entertainment room, wine cellar, fitness center, and spa.
A loggia with an outdoor dining room and private terraces offers views of the pool and courtyard gardens.
Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency is the listing agent.
Port Royal: This five-bedroom waterfront mansion offers 147 feet “along one of the area’s deepest yacht basins” with a private dock.
Designed for the ultimate boating enthusiast, the nearly 1-acre property has no-wake bayfront views. Built in 1998, the modernized 6,883-square-foot interior features hardwood floors, expansive glass, custom built-ins, and vaulted ceilings. Other highlights include a home office, media room, modern kitchen, and primary suite with private covered terrace. A four-car garage has lift capabilities.
According to the listing, “Owners are eligible for membership to the exclusive Port Royal Club and Cutlass Cove Beach Club.”
William Earls of John R. Wood Properties is the listing agent.
Under construction: This 10-bedroom modern mansion in the exclusive Landmark Ranch Estates enclave is scheduled to be completed this month.
The “ultraluxury” residence created by RCR Homes boasts an ornate 23,977-square-foot interior with 14-foot ceilings, custom Italian cabinetry, designer lighting, and a sculptural floating staircase. A chef’s kitchen has a full butler’s kitchen with high-end appliances. A primary suite has a private lounge and terrace overlooking the pool. There is also a 20-car auto showroom.
Covered dining and sitting areas overlook the pool, spa, and summer kitchen.
Marc Brandt of Douglas Elliman is the listing agent.
New mansion in Southwest Ranches, FL (Realtor.com)
Long Island Sound views: This six-bedroom waterfront estate on 1.6 acres features sweeping coastal views and originally hit the market for $57,995,000 in August 2023.
The 12,492-square-foot rebuilt mansion features a barrel-vaulted great room, a chef’s kitchen with a marble breakfast bar, a water-facing dining room, a wood-clad lounge, and a home office with built-ins. A lavish upstairs primary wing has a steam shower, sauna, boutique-inspired closets, and a private balcony. Other luxurious amenities include a sauna, wine storage system, and fitness center.
A heated pool, private beach, deep-water dock, and protected cove for swimming and boating can also be found on property.
Jesse Marinak of Serhant Connecticut LLC is the listing agent.
Brand-new build: This seven-bedroom oceanfront estate is currently under construction and slated to be complete in 90 days, according to the listing.
Offering 50 feet of ocean frontage overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the residence boasts floor-to-ceiling glass walls, a great room with fireplace, a dining room with wine storage, a chef’s kitchen with custom Italian cabinetry, and a primary suite with soaking tub, custom closets, and waterfront terrace. Covered terraces overlook the swimming pool with sundeck.
Located in the guard-gated Golden Beach enclave, the property includes a three-car garage and private beach access.
Pablo Umansky of Urban Group Realty Corp. is the listing agent.
Brentwood Circle: Hollywood producer Joel Silver is once again said to be trying to part ways with this eight-bedroom mansion that originally hit the market in 2020 for $77,500,000.
Located in a guard-gated enclave, the 25,000-square-foot home designed by architect Ricardo Legorreta is seamlessly integrated with the outdoor living area.
The “architectural masterpiece” boasts an open formal dining room, dual primary suites with marble bathrooms, a library, home office, fitness center, and a “one-of-a-kind” screening room. A reflection pool, outdoor heated dining, motor court, and four-car garage can also be found on the 4.56-acre lot.
The reduced price appears to have finally snagged a buyer, as the listing notes “the property is under contract.”
Branden Williams of The Beverly Hills Estates Inc. is the listing agent.
Casa Encantada: Perched atop an 8.4-acre promontory, this seven-bedroom mansion offering breathtaking views of Bel-Air Country Club originally hit the market for $250 million in 2023.
Last fall, it was slated to be sold in a foreclosure auction after the death of its longtime owner, financier Gary Winnick, who purchased the grand estate with his wife, Karen Winnick, for $94 million in 2000.
Built in 1937 and reimagined “in the grand Deco-Hollywood tradition,” the 28,725-square-foot interior boasts an oval foyer, sweeping staircase, grand hall with a 14-foot ceiling, formal and junior dining rooms, a walnut-paneled library, and dual living salons. An opulent primary suite has two sitting rooms, dual marble bathrooms, and dressing rooms.
The spacious lot features terraced rose gardens, botanical sanctuaries, orchard and herb gardens, a 60-foot tiled pool, tennis pavilion, sport court, and 15-car garage.
Jimmy Heckenberg of Rodeo Realty is the listing agent.
The ‘Crown Jewel’ of Los Angeles: This ultraluxurious 39-bedroom legacy compound on 7.86 acres boasts a jaw-dropping 70,000 square feet of lavish living space.
Built in 2018, the compound took a decade to complete and features interiors designed by Peter Marino. Lavish amenities include a 10-bedroom primary estate with 13 staff bedrooms, a six-bedroom guesthouse with 10 additional staff bedrooms, a media room, fitness center, library, wine cellar, billiard room, spa, and beauty salon.
Fountains, indoor and outdoor pools, a pool house, sport court with viewing pavilion, and four-car subterranean garage can also be found on the sprawling lot.
Jack Harris of The Beverly Hills Estates Inc. is the listing agent.
America’s most expensive home in Los Angeles, CA (Realtor.com)
Jenner, 70, originally listed the home in February 2025, having used the residence as her family’s primary dwelling for more than a decade, throughout which it featured prominently in the Kardashians’ popular E! reality series.
However, on May 2, records show that the dwelling was briefly removed from the market—after more than a year without a sale—with sources telling TMZ that Jenner was having second thoughts about whether to part ways with such a large piece of her family’s reality TV legacy.
An insider claimed to the outlet that the “momager” had spent “months … debating whether to keep it in the family as a long-term asset,” adding that she “hesitated to move forward” with the sale because she “started reconsidering the bigger picture.”
“We’re told Kris views the estate as more than just a sale … it’s a piece of the Kardashian-Jenner legacy, and she seriously weighed holding on to it for future generations,” the outlet claimed.
Kris Jenner has relisted the iconic $13.5 million ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians” mansion in an attempt to find a buyer—after reportedly having second thoughts about selling the dwelling. (Wayne Ford)In February 2025, Jenner, 70, decided to part ways with a piece of her family’s reality TV legacy. (Wayne Ford)The elegant dwelling served as the Kardashian family’s home base for more than a decade and was regularly featured in episodes of their hit E! show. (Wayne Ford)“Keeping Up With the Kardashians” fans will immediately recognize the six-bedroom property’s dramatic black-and-white entryway, which features two grand staircases that lead up to the second floor. (Wayne Ford)
According to the outlet, Jenner had received multiple offers on the home, however, was reluctant to commit to a sale.
Now, however, those same insiders insist that she has made up her mind once and for all—recommitting to a sale of the infamous abode, which reappeared on the market not long after it was delisted, complete with a few new listing photos to better showcase its interior.
“Keeping Up With the Kardashians” fans will immediately recognize the six-bedroom property’s dramatic black-and-white entryway, which features two grand staircases that lead up to the second floor.
Jenner, who is mother to Kim, Kourtney, Khloe, Kendall, Kylie,and Rob, purchased the home with her former spouse, Caitlyn Jenner, for $4 million in 2010—three years after the Kardashians’ wildly popular series debuted.
However, in the 15 years since she bought the home, Kris’ life has changed dramatically—as have the lives of her children.
In 2015, she and her spouse divorced after more than 20 years of marriage and just a few months later, Caitlyn came out as transgender during an interview with ABC News’ Diane Sawyer.
Kris, who is now in a relationship with talent manager Corey Gamble, has also expanded her property portfolio and no longer uses the enormous abode as her primary residence.
Her children have also welcomed kids of their own and purchased their own sprawling megamansions in and around Los Angeles—and beyond.
Although the home has sat on the market for over a year, according to TMZ, the reason for the stall in a sale is because the Kardashian matriarch was debating whether she should keep the home in the family. (Wayne Ford)However, she is reportedly now firm on her decision and is ready to sell, which has prompted her to relist the home with two seemingly new listing photos of the home’s bar and bathroom. (Wayne Ford)
Speaking about her initial decision to sell the expansive 8,000-square-foot abode, Kris told The New York Times that she believes the time has come for another family to make their own memories within its walls.
“I’ve shared so many unforgettable memories in this incredible home with my family, and I’m excited to see it start a new chapter with its next owners,” she said.
The outlet noted that nobody is living in the property—which is listed with Tomer Fridman of Christie’s International Real Estate Southern California—and the furniture featured in the listing photos was brought in especially to fill the home while it is on the market.
However, should a potential buyer take a liking to the interior decor elements, there is an option to purchase the property fully furnished for an additional $400,000.
Though the Kardashians’ original furniture may not feature in the listing photos, the spaces inside the home will no doubt be instantly recognizable to their most avid followers, including the monochromatic foyer, which served as the backdrop for hundreds of social media photos over the years.
Photos taken at Kris’ annual holiday parties often featured the sweeping staircases, which were decked out in extravagant decorations, with multiple Christmas trees scattered throughout the grand entryway.
Similarly, the bedrooms will no doubt ring a few bells for “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” fans, who watched a then-teenage Kendalland Kyliegrow up inside the abode, while their older siblings would regularly stop by to visit, gossip, and eat salads around the kitchen table.
Interiors are equally stylized and stunning. (Wayne Ford)The Mediterranean-style mansion boasts a stunning backyard and pool area. (Wayne Ford)The backyard comes complete with a resort-style pool. (Wayne Ford)
According to the Times, Kris’ son Rob, 37, lived in the home most recently; however, all of her children are understood to have resided there at one point or another, even though they all have their own stunning abodes.
In 2022, Kris proved the enormity of her own real estate collection when she candidly confessed that she had forgotten about a Beverly Hills condo she owned, revealing that she primarily used the property for storing champagne and wrapping Christmas gifts.
“Here’s the thing. I have a condo, and my mom has one, and my cousin has one, and we all live nearby. I kind of forgot it was there,” Kris admitted during an episode of the family’s Hulu spinoff, “The Kardashians.” “That sounds ridiculous, doesn’t it?”
However, while she’s selling what is perhaps her most famous home, Kris isn’t leaving the neighborhood altogether, having purchased two other homes in Hidden Hills since purchasing her for-sale abode.
She picked up one abode in 2017 for just under $10 million but sold that off just three years later, having renovated the home extensively before deciding to put it back on the market.
That property was located across the street from her daughter Kim’s house.
Sticking with what she knows best, Kris continued her real estate retail therapy in the Hidden Hills area, this time with her daughter Khloe.
In 2020, the mother and daughter duo were understood to have bought adjacent abodes in the exclusive neighborhood, with Kris paying $20 million for her piece of the property pie.
Jenner, who is mother to Kim, Kourtney, Khloe, Kendall, Kylie, and Rob, purchased the home with her former spouse, Caitlyn Jenner, for $4 million in 2010—three years after the Kardashians’ wildly popular series debuted. (YouTube/E!)In 2015, she and her spouse divorced after more than 20 years of marriage and just a few months later, Caitlyn came out as transgender during an interview with ABC News’ Diane Sawyer. (YouTube/E!)Kris, who is now in a relationship with talent manager Corey Gamble, has also expanded her property portfolio and no longer uses the enormous abode as her primary residence. (Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for Daily Front Row)
Eager to ensure that her latest home buy could serve as her longterm residence, Kris embarked on a gut renovation of the existing structure to create her dream abode, which she unveiled to the world in a 2022 episode of “The Kardashians.”
And it appears that plan worked given that she’s now finally walking away from the residence that has served as something of a “backup” abode for so many years.
Though it may no longer be to Kris’ tastes, the home in question offers an array of top-of-the-line amenities and decor features, starting with the oh-so-iconic entryway, which the listing describes as a “soaring foyer.”
“From the moment you enter, you’re greeted by a breathtaking double staircase in a soaring foyer, setting the tone for the grandeur within,” the description states.
Perhaps one of the most alluring aspects of the home, at least for prospective buyers with large families, is that all six of the bedrooms boast their own en-suite bathrooms.
The primary suite offers an enormous spa-inspired bathroom, as well as a fireplace, wet bar, steam shower, and gym, with the listing describing it as a “private retreat.”
“With endless opportunities for relaxation and recreation, this home is truly one-of-a-kind,” the listing concludes. “Live like a star in this legendary estate where timeless elegance meets Hollywood prestige.”
