These Celebrity Dream Houses Are Worth More Than We Expected

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Kareem Abdul Jabbar – Hawaii, $5.9 Million

72-year-old Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is a retired basketball player. Jabbar played for around 20 seasons for the Los Angeles Lakers. The legend has recently listed his extravagant mansion for sale. It covers about 5,912 square-foot area and was custom-built for him specifically back in 1986. The house has a secret passage to a private beach too. Talk about living lavishly. The mansion high doors and ceilings keeping in mind his height, a fireplace, a waterfall, and a pool. It also has a Kilauea Lighthouse in its neighborhood.

Tiger Woods, Jupiter Island, Florida – $54 Million

Tiger Woods is an American golfer regarded as one of the greatest golfers of all time. Woods lives an impressive lifestyle and is a proud owner of numerous real estate ventures. In Sweden, he owned a private island with a golf course, lush green woods, and a rocky shoreline, though it was later sold in 2015.

In Florida, Woods owns a massive mansion on Jupiter Island. The property stretches in 12-acre grounds and the 9,000-square-foot-plus beachfront home that stood on the property. It has 3.5 acres of a golf course, a gymnasium, and huge pools. The mansion was built for $54 million.

Dwyane Wade – $6 Million, California

Dwyane Wade is cherished as an American NBA superstar. He played for Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Chicago Bulls. Wade moved in his Sherman Oaks house with his wife in 2001. The beautifully designed mansion covers up to 8,650 square feet of area.

The mansion is decorated well and includes five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, an elevator and a spiral staircase that covers three floors. The lowest floor of the magnificent house has a wellness room for working out and yoga, a wine cellar, a movie cinema room. The first floor has a large living area, formal dining room, an office, and a modern kitchen. Outside lies a veranda, a pool, hot tub & spa, a fire pit, and a barbeque.

Scottie Pippen – Florida, $10.5 Million

Scottie Pippen played a crucial role in the Chicago Bulls team that secured six NBA championships during the 1990s. With 17 seasons on the basketball court, he solidified his legacy as one of the most significant small forwards in the sport’s history. This seven-time NBA All-Star was honored with induction into the Hall of Fame in 2010.

In 2004, the former basketball player made his home in Fort Lauderdale. His three-story residence was featured in one season of the reality TV show “Real Housewives of Miami.” This mansion was sold for $10.55 million in 2021. As of now, Scottie resides in Los Angeles, but there is limited information available about his current home.

COLIN KAEPERNICK, NEW YORK CITY – ESTIMATED $3 MILLION

Colin Rand Kaepernick is a gifted quarterback player who is now a civil rights activist. While Colin was starting his career, he used to play for Nevada Wolf Pack. After observing his exceptional performance, Colin was selected by the 49ers to play professionally. He won numerous prestigious awards like the Sports Illustrated Muhammad Ali Legacy Award, GQ Magazine citizen of the Year, Ripple of Hope Award, and many more.

After having a successful career, he now lives in a three million dollar condo located in New York City. The mansion is filled with amenities like 24*7 house care, a swimming pool, a modern garage, and whatnot.