Celebrity Vacation Homes You Wish You Had

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Location: Miami

Pharrell's swag Miami penthouse comes with a stunning view, designer furniture, and an incredible collection of contemporary art. The dope spot boasts a KAWS sculpture, a Keith Haring print, and a bouquet of Kaikai Kiki cushions. While the penthouse seems like a dream getaway, the hip-hop artist is selling his spacious South Beach pad for just under $11 million.

Location: Southampton, N.Y.

After years of construction, Calvin Klein's glassy, black vacation home on Meadow Lane in Southampton, N.Y. is finally complete. In order to put up the elegant glass boxes, architects had to tear down historic structures in the area. Naturally, this ignited an ongoing, heated debate.

Location: East Hampton, NY

Sean "Diddy" Combs' $2.5 million beachfront property on Hedges Banks Road in the Hamptons not only stands out for its expansive property and beautiful pool. It's also where he hosts his infamous White Party every year. 

Location: Turkey

Naomi Campbell's billionaire boyfriend, Vladislav Doronin, gifted her this island vacation home. The sphere-shaped property is located on a Turkish island and is supposed to look like the Egyptian Eye of Horus. The model is famously into green living, so much so that she commissioned this eco-friendly dome, which includes 25 rooms.

Location: Seal Harbor, Maine

Martha Stewart's majestic mansion is also a rugged summer home. Located on the coast of Maine, the entertainment icon's estate is elegant yet not without its lavish embellishments. In addition to the 35,000-square-foot stone palace, the compound also includes a guest cottage, a playhouse, a greenhouse, and a stable. It even has a Catholic church that came fully furnished and seats 200 devout worshippers.

Location: Amagansett, N.Y.

As if Scarlett Johansson couldn't get sexier, the starlet's seductive abode sits on Shipwreck Drive, right off Montauk Highway. With fireplaces, balconies, outdoor decks, and a pool to top it off, the house seems like a perfect destination for a tranquil getaway. It also comes with a hefty price tag of $2.2 million.

Location: Mustique, West Indies

David Bowie's retreat includes a landscaped garden, Japanese and Scandinavian-influenced pavilions, and Indonesian-inspired decor. The international-themed retreat makes for the perfect getaway.

Location: Sagaponack, N.Y.

Billy Joel has tried time and again to unload his 5,550-square-foot oceanfront retreat, which he bought from Roy Scheider. It was a gift to his then-wife, Katie Lee. The Nate Berkus-decorated mansion is one acre of prime property right on the ocean. After a number of unsuccessful attempts at selling the house, Joel decided to take it off the market and keep it for his personal use.

Location: Los Angeles

Rihanna's 11,000-square-foot Pacific Palisades pad is out of the price range for most of us, unfortunately. It boasts a 6,000-square-foot garden, an outdoor BBQ, a bar, and a sundeck. The singer first put the mansion up for $65,000 per month. She is now selling the compound for $14.995 million.

Location: Lake Como, Italy

This picturesque 18th-century villa might look familiar. That's because the property, owned by George Clooney, was featured in Ocean's Twelve.

Location: Watch Hill, R.I.

Ever since she purchased this beachfront mansion for $17.75 million last year, the country singer has been spending her free time in Watch Hill, Rhode Island. The seaside summer retreat, built in 1930, sits on five acres of land and offers unobstructed views of the water.

Location: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

Located on Punta Cana's coast, Oscar de la Renta's vacation home in the Dominican Republic makes for a relaxing tropical getaway with international appeal.

Location: Amagansett, NY

Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick own this beachside home in Amagansett, N.Y. and the house across the street.

Location: Ocala, Fla.

Just outside the city of Ocala, John Travolta and his wife created a home that's meant for their jetsetter lives. The property is made to look like an airport terminal, and it functions like one, too. It includes a commercial-sized landing strip.

Location: New York

Mariah Carey was one of the first buyers at 90 Franklin. In 2001, the star dished out $9 million to combine the top three floors of the Manhattan building into a spectacular, custom-made triplex penthouse.

Location: Southampton, N.Y.

It looks like Jenny from the block has made it to the Hamptons. The singer dished out $10 million for this eight bedroom, 8,500-square-foot mansion in Water Mill.

Location: Amagansett, N.Y.

Steven Spielberg's $25 million summer vacation pad sits on Georgica Pond, one of the most sought-after spots in the Hamptons. This seems fitting for one of the most recognizable and established directors on this planet.

Location: Hamptons, N.Y.

Paul McCartney's Hamptons house may be one of the most understated properties on this list. Still, it's owned by one of the Beatles, so you know that it's epic.

Location: Little Hall's Pond Cay, Bahamas

Little Hall's Pond Cay is located in the Bahamas, and it's Johnny Depp's private island getaway. For most, the island is only accessible by boat or seaplane. Depp, however, gets there on his private yacht. The island boasts privacy, luxury, and six white, sandy beaches, which are named after the actor's close friends and family.

Location: Correns, France

With 35 bedrooms, Château Miraval is a 17th-century estate with the ability to house all of Brangelina's entourage and six kids. The French palace is estimated to cost around $60 million.

Location: Saint-Tropéz, France

Giorgio Armani designed his own "private refuge" with his 65-meter super yacht Maìn. He docks the ship in Saint-Tropéz, France. Each summer, the 78-year-old fashion designer seeks refuge from the fashion world's gaze by getting on his Codecasa and cruising the seas.

Location: Hana, Hawaii

Oprah landed this pastoral spot in a remote, up-country region of Hawaii, thanks to her personal trainer-cum-property manager, Bob Greene, who gave her the idea of buying a house in Hawaii. She recalls furnishing the rooms, which came "with pineapple doodads and big flower things. They had everything but a hula skirt." The horses on the hills surrounding the ranch contribute to the bucolic, countryside atmosphere of the estate.