With the government announcing a Mansion Tax, many high-value homeowners are set to pay a heavy price for their super homes. All homes over the value of £2 million will be forced to pay the surcharge, amounting to thousands in extra payments for each property. We've rounded up some of the most expensive celebrity homes and revealed how much each will have to pay in mansion tax.
RELATED: The secret, self-made prison of lies' Diane Keaton hid for years The estate is asking $27 million this time around, according to TMZ. The actress and home renovator had first listed it last March for $28.9 million as her health took a downward turn. In May, the price dropped to $27.5 million, where it stayed until being taken off the market just two weeks before she died of pneumonia.
Some of the biggest mansions in and around Los Angeles haven't been fetching anywhere near their original listing prices, despite former ownership by some big-name celebrities. This month alone, homes once owned by Milwaukee Brewers minority owner Robert Beyer, singer Ricky Martin, and previously married Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have sold or are asking for well under their listing price, Mansion Global reported.
Orlando Bloom sold his Beverly Hills mansion for $7 million, shortly after separating from Katy Perry. The four-bedroom home was initially purchased for $7 million in 2017.
Billy Joel has placed the main residence of his Long Island estate on the market for $29.9 million after deciding to sell the expansive property in pieces and slashing its total price tag.
Chris Evans emphasized his vision for the property, stating he worked to 'enhance the beauty of the view and make the yard into an entertainer's paradise.'
In my defense, I sold that house many years ago and it has been 'redecorated,' John Stamos addressed the backlash regarding the bold decor of his former estate.
