The Gorgeous Homes of Hollywood's Biggest Legends

Hollywood stars are often envied for their fame and fortune. These stars show us that their years of artistry does pay off and there’s still a milestone they have to flaunt—the use of this earned wealth to buy the homes of their dreams. These actors, actresses, and musicians not only stunned us with their performances but with the homes they live in as well.

Born in 1945, Tom Selleck made his debut in 1965 in Pepsi-Cola commercials and on The Dating Game. Later, he became well-known for iconic roles, such as his tenure as Thomas Magnum in Magnum P.I. In recent years, he can be seen by tuning into Blue Bloods. He’s called Bay Ridge, New York home for a while now and lives in a home built in the 1920s. The price for the property is currently undisclosed.

Loni Anderson first achieved fame when she starred in the CBS show WKRP in Cincinnati. The home that this fame bought her isn’t anything to scoff at either. It’s located in Sherman Oaks and was valued at $2.435 million back in 2014. This massive home has 4,630 square feet of living space taken up by a master suite, six bathrooms, five bedrooms, and a media room. It also features additional amenities such as a saltwater pool, its three fireplaces, and a spa.

Nicknamed the “King of Calypso,” Harry Belafonte has earned a place as one of the most well-known Jamaican-American artists there is. He’s worked as a singer, songwriter, and actor. Most recently, you might have seen him in BlacKkKlansman in 2018. His beautiful home is a colonial in upstate New York in 100 acres of land. The artist actively owned it from the 50s to the 90s but put it on the market in 2019 for a whopping $2.9 million.

Loretta Lynn is a giant figure in country music. She’s been a staple in the industry after a plethora of album releases and six decades of consistent work. She’s released a number of singles including "You Ain’t Woman Enough (To Take My Man)" and "Coal Miner’s Daughter." Her home in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee has been in her possession since the ’60s. It features 52 rooms and sits only 73 miles outside of the country music hub of Nashville. The price is currently undisclosed.