Iconic Mansions That Won’t Sell

Contrary to popular belief, luxurious mega-mansions are among the houses that have trouble selling. Despite their beauty, these once-coveted properties have gone without a buyer due to various reasons, such as a previous owner’s tarnished reputation, or the property’s own history. The following celebrity homes have been unable to be sold no matter how much they’ve been devalued. Which means people are shying away from these mansions not because of price, but because of the baggage that comes with it. Discover the most astounding mega-mansions that are struggling to find buyers.

Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn’s Beach Mansion – Malibu, California

First Hit the Market: 2011 Total Space: 4,195 square feet Original Value: $14.8 million Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are a long-standing Hollywood couple with a lucrative side business – their Malibu beach house. The Balinese-inspired property, located on Broad Beach, was listed for sale in 2011 for $14.8 million, but despite its beauty and its history of fetching $95,000 per month in rent, it has had trouble selling. The seventies-era estate boasts a flagstone courtyard, a remodeled chef’s kitchen, a two-story great room, and a grand foyer with a large chandelier.

Tommy Hilfiger’s Mansion – Greenwich, Connecticut

First Hit the Market: 2020 Total Space: 13,344 square feet Original Value: $48 million Tommy Hilfiger, the fashion designer and millionaire, is selling his Greenwich, Connecticut mansion for $47.5 million via Sotheby’s International. Originally named Chateau Paterno, the castle was built in 1939 by Yale graduate Greville Rickard for real estate magnate Charles Paterno. Later, art collector Joseph Hirshhorn used it to display his 6,000 sculptures and paintings. The 13,344 sq ft mansion, with water and rose gardens, a four-bay garage, greenhouse, and guest cottage, has received no offers yet, surprising agents.

Michael Jordan’s Chicago Estate – Chicago, Illinois

First Hit the Market: 2012 Total Space: 56,000 square feet Original Value: $29 million Michael Jordan’s 56,000 square-foot mansion in Highland Park, Illinois has been on the market since 2012, but has struggled to find a buyer. The initial asking price was $29 million, but has since dropped to less than $15 million with no takers. Jordan even tried offering a pair of rare, vintage Air Jordans with the house, but still no luck. According to Chicago Mag, the asking price is too high, even for such a large property. The market for luxury properties like this is limited and not everyone is interested in the fitness perks, such as the basketball court, of the property. The high-profile nature of the house has also caused “culture clash” among realtors, as reported by The Real Deal.

Kathy Griffin’s Home –Bel Air, California

First Hit the Market: 2020 Total Space: 13,377 square feet Original Value: $15.995 million In 2016, Kathy Griffin showed People her LA home, which she called her “dream house.” In 2020, she put it up for sale for $16 million. The mansion features 8 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, a wine cellar, private theater, an infinity pool, pavilion and lounge in the backyard. The master suite has a balcony, 2 walk-in closets, and fireplace. Griffin has listed her home with the star realtors of Million Dollar Listing LA, Josh and Matt Altman from Douglas Elliman.

The $10 New Jersey Mansion – New Jersey

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 4,000 square feet Original Value: $10 A historic New Jersey house measuring 4,000 sq ft is for sale for only $10, but there’s a catch. The house must be physically moved off the land as the town’s planning board approved a subdivision for the property. So, the buyer must buy the land back from the city to move the house, which would not be a cheap option.

Kanye West’s Ranch – Wyoming

First Hit the Market: 2021 Total Space: 4,000 acres Original Value: $14 million Kanye West’s 4,000-acre Wyoming ranch, known for being the inspiration behind his album and fashion label, is up for sale for $11 million. The property initially cost $14 million, resulting in a $3 million loss. The ranch is located 52 miles from Yellowstone and offers stunning views of the Rocky Mountains. With Kanye seemingly no longer interested in owning the property, it’s likely to find a buyer soon.

Antonio Banderas’ Central Park Apartment – New York City, New York

First Hit the Market: 2018 Total Space: 6,000 square feet Original Value: $4.4 million Antonio Banderas purchased a 6,000 sq ft Central Park apartment from his ex-wife Melanie Griffith but has been unsuccessful in selling it since 2018. Despite its desirable location, the property with an asking price of $7.45 million remains unsold. Banderas continued to try to sell the apartment as of July 2020 but had little hope of finding a buyer.

Sylvester Stallone’s California Estate – La Quinta, California

First Hit the Market: 2014 Total Space: 5,000 square feet Original Value: $4.5 million Sylvester Stallone, the actor known for his roles in Rocky and Rambo, purchased a mansion in La Quinta, California for $4.5 million in 2010. The home features 4.5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, and its design is a blend of Tuscan and Mediterranean styles, influenced by Stallone’s Italian ancestry. It has coved ceilings, hardwood floors, arched entryways, a wine room, and a formal dining room, among other luxurious amenities. Despite its beauty, Stallone has had trouble selling the property. He first listed it in 2014, then took it off the market the following year, and re-listed it at a lower price of $3.87 million. Currently, the home is listed for $3.999 million.

Jennifer Lopez’s Mansion – Los Angeles, California

First Hit the Market: 2015 Total Space: 17,129 square feet Original Value: $17 million Jennifer Lopez’s grand and luxurious California mansion features all the amenities a pop star could desire, including a dressing room for Hollywood events. In 2015, she listed the 17,000-square-foot Hidden Hills estate for $17 million, which boasts nine bedrooms, a dance studio, a 20-seat theater, a gym, and a spacious recording studio. Despite its opulence, Lopez struggled to sell the property and had to reduce the price by $4.5 million to $12.5 million. While she owns other homes in New York, Miami, and Bel Air, those are reportedly not for sale.

Britney Spears Villa – Beverly Hills

First Hit the Market: 2018 Total Space: 7,800 square feet Original Value: $6.8 million The Italian-style villa in the Post Office area of Los Angeles has had a unique ownership history. Pop star Britney Spears purchased the property for $6.8 million in 2007, following her split from rapper Kevin Federline. However, she sold the home five years later for just $2.126 million, incurring a significant loss. The property is now back on the market, listed for $8.95 million in 2018. The villa boasts six bedrooms, six-and-a-half bathrooms, a saltwater pool, home theater, and a vaulted chandelier, among other luxurious features.

Penelope Cruz’ Mansion – Los Angeles, California

First Hit the Market: 2010 Total Space: 3,334 square feet Original Value: $3.695 million Penelope Cruz had trouble selling her Hollywood Hills mansion featuring three bedrooms and four bathrooms. Initially listed for $3.695 million in 2010, the price was later reduced to $3.1 million. It finally sold in 2012 for $2.88 million, a decrease of $250,000 from its purchase price. Despite its attractive features like carved wooden doors, a private courtyard, French doors, floor-to-ceiling windows, bamboo floors, and a gourmet kitchen, the property taxes of $42,877 per year proved to be a challenge.

Rihanna’s Mansion – Beverly Hills

First Hit the Market: 2012 Total Space: 8,500 square feet Original Value: $7 million(2009), $22.495 million (Current) Rihanna, singer-turned-business-mogul, purchased the sprawling mansion known as Janice Place for $6.9 million in 2009. With a current property value of nearly $22.5 million, the mansion boasts 8 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a sauna, theater, private library, and a spacious living room with high ceilings. Despite its luxurious features, Rihanna faced challenges with moisture leaks in the mansion, leading to extensive renovations. Frustrated with the issues, she eventually sold the property for $5.03 million, much less than her original purchase price.

John Krasinski’s Home – West Hollywood, California

First Hit the Market: 2011 Total Space: 1,300 square feet Original Value: $1.245 million Actor John Krasinski, best known for his role as Jim Halpert in The Office, once owned a quaint 1,300-square-foot starter home. After moving on to new projects, Krasinski put the home on the market in 2009, first listing it for $1.245 million. However, by 2011, he reduced the price to $945,000. The charming home, built in 1926 in an English country-cottage style, features high ceilings, hardwood floors, French doors, three bedrooms, and three bathrooms, including a detached guest studio apartment. The identity of the final buyer and their purchase price remain unknown.

Tori Spelling’s Home – Encinito, California

First Hit the Market: 2011 Total Space: 6,700 square feet Original Value: $2.5 million The Mediterranean-style mansion that was a central part of Tori Spelling’s reality show, “Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood,” was sold by Spelling in 2011 for $2.5 million to L.A. Galaxy star Jermaine Jones. In 2017, Jones listed the Encino mansion for $4.5 million, nearly twice its initial value, due to various upgrades and improvements made during his ownership. The gated property now features a chandelier, outdoor cabana with kitchen and bar, and has nearly doubled in value.

Steve Wynn’s Mansion – Las Vegas, Nevada

First Hit the Market: 2020 Total Space: 13,500 square feet Original Value: Unknown Wynn has invested $16 million in renovations for his luxurious Las Vegas mansion, according to the Los Angeles Times, though the purchase price remains undisclosed. This double-gated, six-bedroom, 10-bath property situated on 1.4 acres boasts copper ceilings and silk carpets, and is listed for a staggering $25 million, making it the priciest property on the Las Vegas market in 2020. The mansion features a spa, gym, movie theater, private balcony in the master suite, and golf course views, but its high price tag may result in a longer stay on the market.

Brendan Fraser’s Home – Beverly Hills

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 3,948 square feet Original Value: $4.25 million Actor Brendan Fraser’s Hollywood home was listed in 2017 and remained on the market before finally being sold for $4.013 million, which was lower than the asking price. The property spans over 9,000 square feet and Fraser lived in the house from 1996 until 2017, during which he gained fame for his role in the hit “The Mummy” franchise. The mansion features luxurious amenities such as a pool, gym, home theater, and a photography darkroom for aspiring photographers.

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw’s Mansion – Tennessee

First Hit the Market: 2013 Total Space: 22,460 square feet (753 acres) Original Value: $20 million With a net worth of $135 million, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are among the wealthiest and longest-standing couples in the entertainment industry. They owned a 22,460 square foot castle in Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee, which came with five bedrooms and ten bathrooms. The property, which was situated on a 750-acre plot, also featured a 12-stall barn and was on the market. Initially priced at $20 million, the sale of the Leiper’s Fork mansion faced challenges due to the limited amenities in the rural town of Leiper’s Fork, with a population of just 650 people and limited attractions such as a distillery, church, and a restaurant called Country Boy.

Joey Lawrence’s Mansion – Encino, California

First Hit the Market: 2010 Total Space: 8,100 square feet Original Value: $3.2 million Joey Lawrence, best known for his role in the TV show Blossom, has been trying to sell his Spanish estate in Encino, California for over a decade. The six-bedroom, nine and a half bathroom home, which features multiple saunas, a movie theater, and a master suite, was originally listed for sale in 2010 for $3.2 million. However, despite multiple price reductions, it hasn’t sold yet. Lawrence most recently listed the home in 2016 for $2.249 million, after purchasing it in 1994 for under $2 million.

Matt Lauer’s Waterfront Estate – The Hamptons, New York

First Hit the Market: 2019 Total Space: 19,000 square feet Original Value: $44.8 million Matt Lauer, former NBC anchor, listed his waterfront estate for sale in 2019 at a price of $65 million. The property, which was previously owned by actor Richard Gere and purchased by Lauer for $36.8 million, sits on six acres of land. It features a private beach, pond with a bridge, deepwater dock, island-inspired tea house, two guest cottages, and a main home with six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, as well as a large screened-in porch. Despite its picturesque location, Lauer has faced difficulties with getting the property listed due to his controversial departure from NBC. The real estate firm Corcoran removed the property from its website after the news broke in 2017, and it is uncertain when or if the sale will happen.

Helen Hunt’s Personally-Designed Mansion – Hollywood

First Hit the Market: 2002 Total Space: 4,000 square feet Original Value: $8 million Helen Hunt, the Oscar-winning actress, supervised the renovation of a Hollywood Hills estate that she and her husband purchased in 1997. Although she never lived in it, the property once belonged to the legendary Hollywood icon, Errol Flynn. The estate was listed for roughly $9 million, but a buyer is reported to have acquired it for a lower price of $8 million.

Steve Cohen’s Penthouse – New York City, New York

First Hit the Market: 2013 Total Space: 9,000 square feet Original Value: $115 million Billionaire hedge fund manager Steve Cohen has struggled to sell his Manhattan duplex penthouse, despite being a renowned business mastermind. The 9,000 sq. ft penthouse, which features an art gallery and five bedrooms, was originally listed for $115 million in 2013 but has since seen a significant price reduction to $57.5 million, a 50% decrease. Despite being a serious art collector with a $1 billion collection, Cohen has yet to find a buyer for this luxurious property.

Alan Wilzig’s Townhouse – New York City, New York

First Hit the Market: 2014 Total Space: 6,500 square feet Original Value: $44 million Alan Wilzig, the businessman and entrepreneur who served as the inspiration for Leonardo DiCaprio’s character in “The Wolf of Wall Street”, is also a semi-professional race car driver. He listed his Tribeca townhouse for sale in 2014 at a price of $44 million, but struggled to find a buyer. Eventually, he reduced the price to $18.75 million in October 2018 in an effort to attract potential buyers.

Charming Forge Mansion – Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania

First Hit the Market:1994 Total Space: 7,800 square feet Original Value: $825,000 The Charming Forge Mansion, located in Womelsdorf Berks County, Pennsylvania, was built in the 1700s and serves as a piece of history. The seven-bedroom, four-bathroom estate was once the ironmaster’s residence and office, and was later acquired by Baron William Henry Stiegel who transformed it into its current form. Despite spending over two decades in the mansion, financial difficulties led the Baron to sell it at auction. The property was restored in 1994, and it’s rumored to be haunted due to its age and history.

Mel Gibson’s Home – Malibu, California

First Hit the Market: 2010 Total Space: 6,500 square feet Original Value: $14.5 million Rumors are circulating that Prince Harry has his sights set on Mel Gibson’s French country-style mansion in Malibu. Despite being listed for over a decade, the five-bedroom, five-bathroom property has yet to find a buyer. Initially priced at $14.5 million in 2010, the price dropped to $11.8 million by November 2011, only to be removed from the market until 2019 when it was relisted for the original asking price. Gibson had purchased the home from actors David Duchovny and Tea Leoni in 2008. The high property taxes may be a factor in the slow sale of the property.

Stone-Walled Estate – Alpine, New Jersey

First Hit the Market: 2010 Total Space: 30,000 square feet Original Value: $60 million The Stone-Wall Mansion, with its fairy-tale-like history, has seen a decline in value and has been on the market for many years. Despite its long-standing history of single ownership, the property has been taken on and off the market over time. Despite this, the mansion boasts an array of features and amenities. It was built for steel magnate Henry Clay Frick II and sits on 60 acres of land. The persistent decline in the list price is attributed to property taxes rather than ghost stories by the developer, Richard Kurtz. At its current $32.9 million price, the taxes on the property still present a significant financial burden.

Denise Richards’ Mansion – Calabasas, CA

First Hit the Market: 2015 Total Space: 8,500 square feet Original Value: $7.749 million Denise Richards is a multi-faceted actress, model, and entrepreneur who rose to fame in 1989 and has since accumulated wealth in the millions. Born in Illinois, she moved with her family to California at the age of 15 and has since lived in various luxurious mansions across the state. In recent years, Denise has become a prominent member of the cast of the popular reality TV show “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.” Her mansion in Hidden Hills, California has been on the market for over a decade as she relocated to Beverly Hills for the show’s filming.

SK Pierce Mansion – Gardner, Massachusetts

First Hit the Market: 2016 Total Space: 6,700 square feet Original Value: $329,000 The SK Pierce Mansion, located in Gardner, Massachusetts, was built in 1875 by Sylvester Pierce, the founder of the S.K. Pierce & Sons Furniture Company. This 6,661 square-foot Victorian mansion is known for its paranormal activity and has drawn a following of ghost hunters who give it a 4.8/5-star rating on Facebook. Despite its appeal, the mansion remains unsold and is a popular attraction for those seeking an eerie experience.

French Castle – The Bronx, New York

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 3,156 square feet Original Value: $3.2 million The French Provincial Castle at 4720 Grosvenor Avenue in New York City is a unique piece of architecture in an otherwise modern cityscape. Built in 1926, the castle boasts 3,281 square feet with five bedrooms and five bathrooms, and is now on the market for $2.7 million. The builder, the owner of a shipping line, wanted to recreate the look of his family estate in Croatia. The castle was designed by renowned architect Frank Forster.

Billy Joel’s Mansion – Palm Beach, Florida

First Hit the Market: 2015 Total Space: 10,000 square feet Original Value: $20 million Despite his status as a pop culture icon, Billy Joel’s 10,000 square foot mansion in Florida has remained unsold. The eight-bedroom property was listed for sale in 2015 for $20 million, but the price has since dropped to $16 million and then to $11 million. Despite the inclusion of furniture, the property has yet to attract a buyer.

Emily Blunt and John Krasinski’s Home – Brooklyn, New York

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 5,200 square feet Original Value: $8 million John Krasinski and Emily Blunt are a highly regarded celebrity couple in Hollywood and are considered #relationshipgoals by many. Although most people would love to live in one of their homes, they need to have millions in their bank account to do so. In 2017, the actors put their Brooklyn townhouse up for sale for $8 million, after having purchased it the previous year for $6 million. Located in Park Slope, the house is a dream home but it took over a year for them to finally sell it, accepting an offer of $6.5 million, barely making a profit.

Eva Longoria’s Mansion – Los Angeles, California

First Hit the Market: 2015 Total Space: 11,000 square feet Original Value: $9.8 million Imagine waking up to the same view as Eva Longoria. The former Desperate Housewives actress lived in a luxurious LA mansion previously owned by Tom Cruise. The 11,000 sq. ft. property, located near Mulholland Drive, offers complete privacy. Despite its star-studded history, the four-bedroom mansion failed to attract buyers and Longoria had to drop the asking price from $14 million to $9.8 million.

Alonzo Mourning’s Mansion – Miami, Florida

First Hit the Market: 2018 Total Space: 13,421 square feet Original Value: $12 million Basketball fans would jump at the chance to own a piece of Alonzo Mourning’s history. In 2018, the NBA star’s Coconut Grove, Florida mansion, which he built to his own specifications in 1996, hit the market. Despite the significant time and money he invested in the property, Mourning sold it for $6 million in 2009. However, in 2015, the current owner listed the house for $7.14 million, giving fans another chance to own a piece of Mourning’s history.

Jemima Kirke’s Home – Brooklyn, New York

First Hit the Market: 2018 Total Space: 3,360 square feet Original Value: $4.5 million Jemima Kirke, best known for her role in Girls, has a distinctive bohemian style reflected in her Brooklyn townhouse. Located in the elegant Carroll Gardens neighborhood, Kirke put the property up for sale in 2018 for $4.5 million. Despite being true to Kirke’s unique style, the townhouse faced some difficulty in attracting buyers and took longer to sell compared to similar properties in the area. Nevertheless, it eventually found a new owner.

Rachel Ray’s Mansion – Southampton, New York

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 3,000 Original Value: $3.5 million TV chef Rachel Ray listed her Southampton, New York home for sale in 2017, but it didn’t sell quickly as she had hoped. Despite being worth the asking price of $4.9 million, Ray didn’t get her desired outcome. It took her three years to find a buyer, but she ultimately sold the 3-bedroom, 5-bath property for $3.25 million in mid-2020, much less than her original asking price. Nevertheless, the bright side is that the property was eventually sold.

Kevin Jonas’ Mansion – Montville, New Jersey

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 7,000 square feet Original Value: $2.5 million As a former member of The Jonas Brothers and a successful real estate investor, Kevin Jonas has bought and sold multiple mansions. However, he struggled to sell his Montville, New Jersey home that was built by his own company after first listing it in 2017. Despite its stunning design, the mansion lingered on the market for over a year before finally being sold for less than the asking price of $2.5 million.

Kelly Clarkson’s Estate – Hendersonville, Tennessee

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 20,000 square feet Original Value: $8.75 million Kelly Clarkson, a successful reality TV star and singer, has been trying to sell her 20,000 square foot estate in Hendersonville, Tennessee since 2017. The seven-bedroom, ten-bathroom property is a large investment for any buyer, which may explain why it remains unsold despite a price drop from $8.75 million to $7.5 million in May 2020.

Chelsea Handler’s LA Estate – Los Angeles, California

First Hit the Market: 2018 Total Space: 5,572 square feet Original Value: $11.5 million Chelsea Handler is known for her honesty and success. In 2018, she listed her Bel Air home for a high asking price of $11.5 million. The contemporary home, complete with ample outdoor entertaining areas, would be perfect for LA’s wealthy elite, but it has yet to attract a buyer. Despite lowering the price to $10.95 million after a year on the market, the property remains available as of 2020.

Shaquille O’Neal’s Mansion – Windermere, Florida

First Hit the Market: 2018 Total Space: 31,000 square feet Original Value: $28 million Shaquille O’Neal believes in the idea that bigger is better, and this is evident in his Windermere, Florida property. The NBA star purchased the sprawling estate in 1993 for $4 million and added his own personal touch to it, including a 17-car garage and a private dock. The extensive renovations elevated the property’s value, making it a sought-after estate. However, finding the right buyer proved to be a challenge, as the home was listed in 2018 for $28 million with no success. Despite lowering the price to $19.5 million in September 2020, Shaq is still on the lookout for the ideal buyer.

Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston’s Former Estate – Beverly Hills, California

First Hit the Market: 2019 Total Space: 11,173 square feet Original Value: $44.5 million The former Hollywood power couple Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston owned a luxurious 11,173 square foot mansion in Beverly Hills, which they purchased shortly after their wedding in 2000. They transformed the property with their unique touches such as a guest house and a tennis court, which only added to its value. After their separation, the house was sold to an executive who listed it again in 2019. Despite its rich history and added features, the property lingered on the market for over a year before finally being sold to a buyer. However, the same buyer has recently put the house back up for sale.

Mel B’s LA Home – Los Angeles, California

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 6,000 square feet Original Value: $9 million Mel B, one of the Spice Girls, experienced some financial difficulties in recent years. She purchased a 6,000 square foot LA home with her ex-husband in 2014, but listed it for sale three years later at an initial asking price of $9 million. The price gradually decreased over time, reaching $5.5 million before finally finding a buyer two years after being listed.

Pharrell’s Mansion – Beverly Hills, California

First Hit the Market: 2020 Total Space: 17,000 square feet Original Value: $16.95 million When Pharrell put his massive mansion up for sale in 2020, fans were excited to get a glimpse into the life of the famous rapper. With 10 bedrooms and a sleek, modern design, the house more closely resembles a tech headquarters than a family home. Pharrell initially priced the home at $16.95 million, but eventually lowered the price to attract a buyer. In October 2020, a potential buyer expressed interest at the price of $14 million, but the outcome of the sale is still uncertain.

Melanie Griffith’s Estate – Aspen, Colorado

First Hit the Market: 2015 Total Space: 7,300 square feet Original Value: $10 million Melanie Griffith once lived in a 7,300 square foot ski chalet in Aspen. After her split from Antonio Banderas in 2015, she put the property up for sale for $10 million. Despite its character and charm, the property did not attract buyers, leading Melanie to reduce the price to $4.3 million. Eventually, the chalet was sold in 2018 at a significant loss.

Lori Loughlin’s Estate – Bel Air, California

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 12,000 square feet Original Value: $35 million Before the college admissions scandal, Lori Loughlin was a well-known actress with a stunning home. In 2017, she and her husband Mossimo Giannulli listed their Bel Air estate for $35 million, but it struggled to find a buyer. Despite its impressive features, including breathtaking views of the Bel Air Country Club, the property remained unsold for a while. Eventually, the couple reduced the price to $18.75 million and sold it to Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen.

Renee Zellweger’s Childhood Home – Katy, Texas

First Hit the Market: 2020 Total Space: 2,897 square feet Original Value: $699,000 Renee Zellweger’s childhood home in Katy, Texas is available for fans of the Bridget Jones franchise to purchase. The modest house, which boasts extensive renovations, large land, and a ranch-style living, hit the market at $699,000. Despite its attractive features, the property has been on the market for a while. It’s surprising that Renee herself hasn’t bought it for sentimental reasons, but she likely has many other properties to manage.

Rosie O’Donnell’s Mansion – New Jersey

First Hit the Market: 2018 Total Space: 5,167 square feet Original Value: $6.375 million In 2018, Rosie O’Donnell listed her New Jersey mansion as part of a property selling spree. The charming 5,167 square foot home, designed to resemble the English countryside, has yet to find a buyer. Initially priced at $6.375 million, the Saddle River property was lowered to $5.995 million, but remains unsold. Rosie has expressed a willingness to sell the property at a loss just to move on.

Johnny Depp’s Horse Farm – Lexington, Kentucky

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 5,944 square feet Original Value: $3 million Johnny Depp has been trying to sell his Kentucky horse farm for several years while also managing personal matters. The 41-acre woodland estate, featuring a 5,944 square foot home with 6 bedrooms and bathrooms, was listed for sale by the actor in 2017 for $3 million. Despite being decorated with Depp memorabilia, the property has remained unsold for an extended period.

Joe Pesci’s Mansion – New Jersey

First Hit the Market: 2019 Total Space: 7,200 square feet Original Value: $6.5 million Joe Pesci’s New Jersey mansion exudes a Mafia movie vibe, which is fitting given the actor’s on-screen persona. The sprawling property, located at the Jersey Shore, boasts a prime location but is quite conspicuous. In 2019, Pesci listed the house for $6.5 million, the most costly property in the area. Despite the high price tag, there hasn’t been any interest in negotiating with the actor. Given his tough guy image, it’s easy to understand why.

George Strait’s Mansion – San Antonio, Texas

First Hit the Market: 2020 Total Space: 7,000 square feet Original Value: $10 million Country music star George Strait has priced his stunning Texas mansion at $10 million. A glimpse at the aerial photos suggests that the property is worth the asking price. Strait initially sought $10 million for the secluded estate, but has lowered the price to $8.9 million. Despite its luxurious features, the custom-built home remains unsold. It’s unclear if the sluggish market is causing hesitation or if buyers are searching for something more understated.

Adam Lambert’s Mansion – Hollywood, California

First Hit the Market: 2017 Total Space: 3,049 square foot Original Value: $4 million Adam Lambert’s role as Freddie Mercury stand-in for Queen has significantly increased his wealth over the years. He has upgraded his property portfolio, hence the listing of his two-story LA residence in 2017 for just under $4 million. The 3,000 square foot property was later lowered to $3.35 million before being sold for $2.92 million in mid-2020. Although Lambert incurred a loss of approximately $75,000 from the sale, his net worth of $22 million makes the loss trivial.

Eva Gabor’s Estate – Los Angeles, California

First Hit the Market: 2015 Total Space: 7,000 square feet Original Value: $17 million The breathtaking Delfern Drive property was the residence of Eva Gabor for 20 years until her death in 1995. After her passing, the home was first sold for $2.1 million. Thanks to updates made by subsequent owners, the value increased dramatically and it was listed again in 2015 for $17 million. Despite its appeal, the property did not sell instantly. The owners reduced the price to $13 million before taking it off the market a few months later. In 2017, the property was listed for a second time, this time for $14 million, before finally being sold in 2019 for $11 million to a new owner.