The Homes of Hollywood's Biggest Stars

In this post, Fantástico.club presents some famous mansions and it seems that their activity interfered in the choice of their homes.

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Rihanna's palace in Beverly Hills

Rihanna's palace is located high in Beverly Hills. When you see it suddenly, it is possible to think that it is a vague consolation. The clear waters of the pool and hips create the atmosphere of a luxury resort.

Lady Gaga's house in Miami

Lady Gaga's palace is located on the back of the extension and its exterior does not match the singer's stunning looks. In fact, it is just camouflage. Inside, the house looks more like a recreation center: it has a house, a bowling alley and several other entertainment facilities.

Julia Roberts' home in Hawaii

When Julia Roberts was looking for a house, she discovered two beautiful mansions next to each other, with a beautiful idea for the spill. Without being too judgmental, he bought them both and turned them into a complex. The actress is also a local activist and applied these principles to her own home: the roof is relaid with recycled tiles and the slab was made with ecological bamboo. She similarly built a tennis court in the house.

John Travolta's house in Florida

John Travolta is a great lover of flying and everything related to airplanes. From the aerial view, your house looks more like an airfield. The landing strip is located so that the plane can fly in front of the house itself.

Nicolas Cage's Palace in Los Angeles

Nicolas Cage is not only a lover of comic books, but also a fan of construction. He collects old houses. So far, its quantity is very modest: it consists 'only' of 3 mansions. However, in addition to authentic houses, the artist similarly buys stylized houses that look like antiques.

Mel Gibson's palace in Greenwich, Connecticut

Mel Gibson's palace has a medieval feel. The artist and director is a great lover of History. And this can be seen not only in his roles in films, but also in the design of his own palace.