Ted Cruz – $2.1 Million, Houston, Texas

Senator-elect Ted Cruz from Texas owns this lavish 4,142-square-foot house in Houston. The home features five bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, while the master suite has a few top-notch amenities, including walk-in closets. The abode is built on three levels.

The indoors being attractive and laden with high-end furniture, the outdoors isn't less of a marvel either. It has a lush green backyard that is accessible after a red-brick patio. It also has a barbeque area, and the pictures make it seem like the perfect venue for small parties. New York Post reported that the property was valued at $2.1 million in 2021.

Kamala Harris – $5 Million, Brentwood, California

It is no surprise to know that the democratic politician, Kamala Harris, resides in this upscale property in Brentwood, California. After all, she was the 49th vice president of the United States while she had held multiple other offices since 2004. Married to Doug Emhoff, also a lawyer by profession, the couple resides in the Number One Observatory Circle.

However, Harris' go-to private residence is this house. It is built on a 3,500-square-foot piece of land and features a private swimming pool, four bedrooms, and five bathrooms. Add to that; the neighborhood is home to many other celebrities! However, the visuals of the place are blurred out on Google Street View for security.

Jen Psaki – $1.7 Million, Arlington, Virginia

According to Virtual Globetrotting, this is the humble abode owned by the 34th White House Press Secretary, Jen Psaki, and her husband, Gregory Mecher, a former Chief of Staff to Joe Kennedy. Psaki bought the home in 2019 for just under $1.7 million, where she lives with her small family.

The residence is situated in Arlington County in Virginia, which according to a national data compilation by Money Geek, was the safest county in the United States, with only 144 crimes per 100,000 people in 2020. Needless to say, the house is the perfect place to be after a hard day at work.

Nancy Pelosi – Unknown, Napa Valley, California

While the exact worth of this estate hasn't been revalued lately, the 16.55-acre lot was purchased by Nancy Pelosi and her husband Paul in 1990 for $2.35 million. The house built on the land is spread over 5,000 square feet and surrounded by a vineyard producing over $5 million worth of wine and grapes.

According to Velvet Ropes, the residence has over six huge rooms, a pool area, and two fireplaces. To sum it up, it is an amazing space to have massive parties for financial supporters and other politicians. Pelosi does have guests over when she's at this estate.

Condoleezza Rice – $2.3 Million, Palo Alto, California

Condoleezza Rice became a globally known name during the George W. Bush administration. She was the United States National Security advisor in the first term of his presidency and the Secretary of State in the second. The two titles earned her much respect and sufficient wealth to afford this mansion.

The house, situated in Palo Alto, California, made news in 2017 when Rice sold it for $2.3 million. It features a main building, carport, patios, and greenery all around it. Built in 1938, the indoors has two bedrooms, a fireplace, and hardwood floors. Rice purchased the property in 1998 for $550K.

Colin Powell – $2.8 Million, Upper West Side, New York

Colin Powell's personal life has mostly been a secret, probably, because it may have risked security. The former U.S. army general and then a Secretary of State under the George W. Bush administration sold this prime condo for a bit above $2.8 million in 2016.

The lavish residence was purchased under the name of his wife's trust, where he lived with his family. It boasted two spacious bedrooms with bright-colored walls and furniture in it that further gave a sense of space. Windows all around the house had a view of the tall New York buildings in the vicinity.

Sarah Palin - $6.2 Million, Scottsdale, Arizona

Sarah Palin is one of the most decorated personalities from Alaska. She has served as the state's governor and as the Chair of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Even though her home base has always been there, she once boasted this massive mansion in Arizona.

Palin had bought the house in 2011 and was a proud owner until she sold it in 2016 for $2.5 million. The residence was traded again in 2019 for a whopping $6.2 million, according to AZ Central. After all, the luxurious abode was no less than a 7,900-square-foot palace with a lighted sports court in its backyard.

Dick Cheney – $2.1 Million, Saint Michaels, Maryland

Dick Cheney was an American Vice President, which is probably why there is not much about his residence on the internet. Nonetheless, the website of My Country 955 posts a few astounding pictures of his $2.1 million vacation getaway.

The gated 9-acre plot overlooks San Domingo Creek with a private pier extending into it. The mansion has an updated kitchen, a formal dining room, five bedrooms, and 4.5 bathrooms, while the exterior has a patio lined with flowers. It also has a three-car garage parking. To say the least, there couldn't be a better place to relax for the ex-vice president.

Hillary Rodham Clinton – $2.5 Million, Chappaqua, New York

This is probably the classiest of all the residences owned by Hillary Clinton. While her real estate holdings include her Whitehaven home, this Dutch Colonial-style mansion also has many amenities. It was priced at around $2.5 million in 2016, according to House Beautiful.

Sitting on 1.1 acres, the backyard has a massive space for numerous activities, while there is also a swimming pool to cool off. Originally constructed in 1889, it is ideally located conveniently from Hillary's campaign HQ and Bill Clinton's office. The front porch can fit as many as 15 cars, therefore giving Hillary the option to host campaign parties.

Al Gore – Unknown, Nashville, Tennessee

Former Vice President of the United States, Al Gore, bought this mansion in 2002 for $2.3 million. An example of "energy-saving" luxurious living, the house was once criticized for too much energy uptake. Besides being situated on 10,000 square feet, the home has multiple amenities, such as a heated pool, that could use a lot of resources.

However, with the proper series of steps taken, including the installation of a geothermal pump, rainwater collection system, and solar panels, consumption has gone down. With the changes made in 2007, electricity consumption at the abode went down by 11 percent.

Elizabeth Warren – $3.1 Million, Cambridge, Massachusetts

This house in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is owned by Elizabeth Warren, a former United States Senator from Massachusetts. In 2019, she even announced her candidacy for the upcoming presidential elections; however, it didn't continue post-2020. While it was constructed in 1890, she purchased it in 1995 for $447K, but it was worth almost $3.1 million in 2022.

With an Amsterdam-ish exterior, it may look small on the outside. However, the spacious abode has 3,728 square feet of living space with two bedrooms and three bathrooms. The three-story building has bay windows on the upper floors, and a car can be conveniently parked beside the main building.

Nikki Haley – $2.4 Million, Kiawah Island, South Carolina

Nikki Haley is a South Carolina native who has even represented the state as its 116th governor between 2011 and 2017. After that, she became an American ambassador to the United Nations. She bought this $2.4 million house in her home state that spans over 5,774 square feet on the inside.

The mansion has a royal look on the outside, with a swimming pool and a lawn area in the backyard. Although the building seems too tall, it only has two levels that have high ceilings. There are four bedrooms and four bathrooms, accompanied by two dining rooms and many more amenities.

Kathie Lee Gifford – $10.5 Million, Key Largo, Florida

This is probably the perfect place for Kathie Lee Gifford to enjoy her retirement after an epic run hosting the talk show "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee." This house, located in Key Largo, Florida, is reportedly built on 11,419 square feet and sits on the water's edge.

The three floors of the home are all accessible with the grand staircase as well as an elevator. Besides that, it has an outdoor dining area, two formal indoor dining areas, a family room, a gymnasium, and state-of-the-art decor. The famous TV personality bought it in 1998 for $3.9 million.

Bill Clinton – $5.3 Million, Washington, D.C.

While their primary residence is in Chappaqua, New York, Bill and Hillary Clinton also own this lavish red-brick mansion in Washinton D.C. Owing to its location, it is named after Whitehaven Street. It is the couple's go-to place for all official work in the capital.

The 5,500-square-foot abode was purchased by the duo in 2002 for $2.85 million. However, it was revalued in 2016 to be worth almost $5.3 million. Like their other residences, this one also has a swimming pool and parking for over a dozen vehicles.The former first lady had chosen the light colors inside the house.

Kayleigh Mcenany – $1.1 Million, Tampa, Florida

Although not as expensive or as full as the houses of many other politicians, Kayleigh McEnany's Tampa home is a one-of-a-kind residence. The boundary of the plot is lined with trees all around, and it has a lush green lawn in the backyard that can be seen from the beautiful patio.

This is a three-bedroom and 3.5-bathroom abode that is as simple on the inside as it is on the outside. The furniture and walls are all white-colored, and almost everything inside depicts the fine taste of the former White House Press Secretary. McEnany lived here with her family before it was listed in 2021.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez – Unknown, Washington, D.C.

A member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New York, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, initially lived in her father's condo in the Bronx. That was the address on all her legal papers. However, in 2019, Daily Mail reported that she had moved to a luxury apartment in Washington D.C.

She has long fought for the rental and property prices in the city. She has finally moved into a building with an infinity pool, saunas, a Peloton cycling studio, and a Steinway & Sons piano. According to the Daily Mail article, the rental for these apartments is in the ballpark of $2K for studios and $5K for three-bed residences.

Dana Perino – Undisclosed, Manhattan, New York

Like many other news readers and TV anchors, the 2020 lockdowns didn't stop Dana Perino from working with Fox News. She continued to report and host her show from her Bay Head house. However, it has since been reported that she moved to her new home in Manhattan, New York.

Although not much is known about the abode, she moved in there with her husband, Peter McMahon, and her dog, Jasper. She has kept her personal life private, as there are no more than a few pictures of her place on the internet. Perino served as a member of the Broadcasting Board of Governors under the Obama administration.

Kellyanne Conway – $8 Million, Washington, D.C.

While Kellyanne Conway has many people who would disagree with her political views, her home might be loved by anyone who looks at these images. The house of the Senior Counselor to the President under the Trump administration bought this beauty in 2017 for about $8 million.

Situated on half-acre land, the abode itself is built on 15,000 square feet. It has eight bedrooms, 11.5 bathrooms, a pool, a wine cellar, a library, and a dine-in kitchen, among several other amenities. Town and Country Mag reports that it was previously owned by the former Pakistani Prime Minister Mooen A. Qureshi.

Jake Tapper – $1.4 Million, Washington, D.C.

Jake Tapper is the chief Washington correspondent for one of the biggest news channels in America, CNN. Hence, it is needless to say that he could afford this epic house in Forrest Hills that boasts a private balcony that overlooks a modest yet enjoyable backyard with a toddler swing.

It is unknown who designed the home, but the furniture and fixtures were colorful and vibrant. The residence was purchased by Tapper in 2007 for about $1.25 million, which he sold almost a decade later for $1.4 million. The neighborhood is ideal for someone who likes privacy and silence away from the bustling city.

Dana Bash – Undisclosed, Northwest Washington, D.C.

People often prefer the excitement of a fast-paced city lifestyle before finally settling for a more relaxed and easy-going life. Dana Bush hit that spot in 2007 when she settled for this upper Northwest Washington dwelling with an expansive backyard for her son to play baseball, while the neighborhood has that silent charm.

The CNN superstar started upgrading, furnishing, and renovating the house in 2018, slowly and steadily following her needs. The residence now boasts a light-colored interior and a setting that is free of too much furniture. She did get some assistance from her designer Melissa Broffman and a few friends.

Andrew Cuomo – $1.85 Million, Westchester County, New York

Andrew Cuomo served as the 56th Governor of New York between 2011 and 2020 before officially stepping down following a controversy. He owned this house along with his domestic partner Sandra Lee. The couple listed it for $2 million in 2019 after they broke up; however, they finally made a deal for $1.85 million in 2020.

The home that spans 4,129 square feet has a backyard with a gazebo, a creek, and a pond. The indoors had Cuomo's office, four bedrooms, and six bathrooms besides a spacious kitchen and living rooms. Based on three floors, there was an activity room with gym equipment and a small document library.

Jimmy Carter – $167K, Plains, Georgia

Speaking of humble people, former American president Jimmy Carter probably owns one of the low-cost homes on this list. Renowned for his simplicity, he built the house himself and has owned it since 1960 and has lived in no other place but this one in Plains, Georgia.

According to an article on CNBC, the abode was remodeled twice after that, in 1974 and 1981, and on both occasions, it was done by the Carters themselves. To date, the ex-politician and Nobel Peace Prize winner goes out to shop at the nearby stores and likes to hang out with his neighbors in his free time.

Barack Obama – $11.75 Million, Martha’s Vineyard

Barack Obama was the 44th president of the United States and the first African-American to be elected to the position. After his term, he retired as a politician and made a few great real estate investments, including this 30-acre property in Martha's Vineyard.

The Obamas frequented the house as a vacation spot even before they had made the purchase. They finally went on to acquire the beautiful Tudor-style abode for $11.75 million that boasts seven bedrooms, a two-car garage, a swimming pool, direct access to the pond, a boat house, and much more. The Obamas often throw huge parties at the venue.

Mike Pence – $1.93 Million, Indiana

Mike and Karen Pence lived in Washington while the former vice president served under Donald Trump between 2017 and 2021. However, after the term ended, the two moved into a 10,300-square-foot estate in Indiana that they bought for $1.93 million.

The home came full of amenities, best suited for the class of Pence who had just moved out of the Number One Observatory Circle. The house has a swimming pool, a snooker room, a gymnasium, an indoor basketball court, and much more for entertainment. The lounging and bedding facilities are top-notch as well, while the outdoor has a covered patio with a barbeque area.

George W. Bush – Unknown, McLennan County, Texas

George W. Bush shall always be known as one of the most famous presidents in American history. While there had been no subsequent valuations of his Texas ranch, he had bought this 1,583-acre beauty in 1999 for a mere $1.3 million. The home itself sits on 4,000 acres.

The honey-colored building is the main attraction, and features a garage and a guest house. The land included seven canyons, and Bush had an artificial pond made and had it filled with 600 largemouth bass fish. Many foreign dignitaries such as Vladimir Putin, Saudi King Abdullah, Angela Merkel, and Tony Blair have been to this residence.

Mitt Romney – $11.5 Million, Park City, Utah Mountain

This is no ordinary house that the United States senator from Utah owned. This is, in fact, a ski lodge that he owns in Deer Valley in Park City. He put it up on the market for $11.5 million in 2021 and found a buyer for the 8,730-square-foot home a year later.

Designed by Fred Babcock, the mansion has an expansive kitchen, six bedrooms, and six ensuite bathrooms in it for his family of seven. On the other hand, the outdoor amenities include a hot tub and fire pit. The windows inside are floor-to-ceiling, an elevator, and private balconies on the upper levels.

Elizabeth Dole – Undisclosed, Salisbury, North Carolina

Elizabeth Hanford Dole is an ex-U.S. senator from North Carolina. While most politicians and celebrities would prefer to get new and expensive places once they've reached a position of power, Dole continues to use this home, which her parents built in 1937.

The abode was a part of the 2016 OctoberTour that featured various architectural marvels. As it was never put up for sale, there have been no recent valuations of the property. The Salisbury Post recognizes this residence as one of the few Tudor Revival-style houses in Salisbury. There have been little to no changes in the design since its inception.

Ryan Seacrest – $51 Million, Beverly Hills, California

The host of the self-titled talk shows "Live with Kelly and Ryan" and "On Air with Ryan Seacrest" owned this beautiful abode in Beverly Hills, California, before he decided to sell it in 2022 for $51 million. Initially, having listed it for $85 million in 2020, he eventually had to settle for much less.

According to Los Angeles Times, he bought the pad from Ellen DeGeneres in 2012. Spanning almost three acres, the property is no less than a sports club on its own. It features a large gym room, a swimming pool, and multiple spaces to lounge in, besides four bedrooms and six bathrooms.

Reese Witherspoon – $21.5 Million, Los Angeles, California

This property, owned by actress Reese Witherspoon attracted buyers like a hot cake when it was put up for sale in March 2022. Listed initially for $25 million, Witherspoon and her husband Jim Toth had already found a buyer willing to pay $21.5 million in May of the same year.

Besides high-end security systems and privacy away from city life, the house offers big gates located off a private lane. Since the home was photographed in 2020, it has had a kitchen renovation installed with top-of-the-line appliances. With seven bedrooms and ten bathrooms, it is no less than a mini-palace.

Matthew McConaughey – $6 Million, Austin, Texas

Matthew McConaughey is a notable American actor, best known for his performances in films such as "Dazed and Confused," "Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation," "The Wolf of Wall Street," and "Dallas Buyers Club," with the latter winning him an Oscar.

His home, located in Austin, is as classy as his acting. The Spanish Mediterranean-style abode has seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a two-island kitchen, and a courtyard with multiple terraces. The master bedroom and numerous other spaces in the house have floor-to-ceiling windows. The living room is large, with small seating space, a TV, and built-in bookshelves across the room.

Troy Aikman – $24 Million, Dallas, Texas

Athletes make a lot of money owing to various factors, such as sponsorships. However, good athletes competing in popular games such as football may go through the roof with their earnings. A fine example of that is the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman.

He bought this piece of property in 2011 for about $4.25 million, while it was listed again about a decade later for an astounding $24 million. The three-story house has a covered space of 10,662 square feet with five bedrooms and seven living areas, among numerous amenities such as a wine room and a fireplace.

Lori Loughlin – $18.75 Million, Los Angeles, California

After listing their property for $28 million early in 2020, Lori Laughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, sold it for $18.75 million later that year. Located in the posh Bel Air neighborhood, it was handed over to Justin Mateen, an entrepreneur and the co-founder of Tinder.

The "Summerland" and "Full House" actress purchased the 11,000-square-foot mansion in 2015 for about $13.9 million. The estate overlooks the Bel-Air Country Club; it has six bedrooms, a lush backyard pool, and a spa. The indoors had numerous amenities, such as a library, a kitchen with commercial-level cooking appliances, and a gymnasium.

Chelsea Handler – $10.3 Million, Los Angeles, California

Located in the posh locality of Bel-Air, Chelsea Handler's house came with six bedrooms and windows that went from the floor up to its ceilings. The backyard was just magical, with a lush green lawn and a swimming pool in its center, all surrounded by trees.

The indoors weren't less attractive either. It was designed by the comedian and actress herself, who did a marvelous job with the colorful furnishings on otherwise white flooring and walls. It even featured great views from the balconies on the upper level. Handler lived in this home for almost a decade before selling it for $10.3 million.

George Stephanopoulos – $6.5 Million, New York City, New York

"Good Morning America" host George Stephanopoulos got this pre-war house in New York City when he started hosting the show. He previously lived in Hampton. He lives in the abode with his wife, the "Jerry Maguire" actress Ali Wentworth, and his two children.

After the couple had made the purchase for about $6.5 million sometime around 2010, they took up about six months to set it up, and it was well worth the wait. The home might easily qualify for a best interior decor award on this list with the colors and the use of space as seen in the pictures.

Anderson Cooper – $3 Million, The Hamptons, New York

News fans around America know of Anderson Cooper. After all, he runs his show titled "Anderson Cooper 360°" on America's most popular news channel, CNN. He also owned two large houses in the Hamptons to match his reputation, one of which is the one in the picture.

This property, located in Westhampton Beach, was sold in 2015 for $2.975 million, according to an article on Page Six. Not only does the home have an expansive piece of lawn leading towards the Aspatuck River, but it also has a high-end interior as well as exterior decor in its multiple bedrooms and large living room.

David Muir – $7 Million, Skaneateles Lake, New York

Although news anchor David Muir didn't share much about his residence with his fans, a few pictures on his social media were enough to show the luxuries that it had to offer. The house spans 4,300 square feet and was built in 1890. However, it has since been renovated multiple times, including once by Muir himself.

The "World News Tonight" host lives in the mansion with his pet dog, which can often be seen on his Instagram. According to an article on Hello!, the home was purchased in 2019 for $7 million, and besides opening up into Skaneateles Lake, it boasts six bedrooms, two kitchens, and a breathtaking fireplace.

Rachel Maddow – $2.35 Million, New York

The liberal political commentator Rachel Maddow is best known for her self-titled show on MSNBC. According to a 2021 article on Velvet Ropes, she owns a house in Massachusetts and this really artsy coop loft in Manhattan that she bought in 2010 for $1.25 million.

The two-bedroom apartment with 1,400 square feet of interior space has paintings on multiple walls, hardwood flooring, and a fireplace. Additionally, the only bathroom in the home had a cool slab to rest on, while its tiles had a gorgeous design. The cozy abode was put on the market in 2021 for $2.349 million.

Chris Hemsworth – $30 Million, Byron Bay, Australia

Chris Hemsworth shot to fame within a short period. Within a decade, he had acted in several Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, playing Thor, and also starred in films such as "Snow White and the Huntsman." It was hence right to have bought this mansion in Byron Bay in New South Wales for himself and his wife, Elsa Pataky.

According to a Daily Mail article, the celebrity couple had purchased the land for $7 million in 2014 and had since spent a further $17 million on their dream house. While initial valuations suggested that it was worth $20 million, it was then revalued at $30 million.

Gwen Stefani – $13 Million, Los Angeles, California

While Los Angeles is the home of numerous celebs, there are just a few extraordinary celebrity houses. This one, for example, owned by singer and songwriter Gwen Stefani and her husband, Blake Shelton, is a luxurious mansion to envy. The couple made the purchase almost a year before they got married.

Built on a 1.6-acre lot with an almost 13,000-square-foot covered space, the house features two-car parking, a swimming pool, a cabana, and an outdoor kitchen and bar just outside. The inside of the abode is laden with even more features, including an Atmos home theater and a huge kitchen.

Rush Limbaugh – $150 Million, Palm Beach, Florida

Popular for his self-titled syndicated radio talk show, Rush Limbaugh was at one point the most broadcasted personality in America. He was also the highest-paid radio personality between 1992 and 1996. Sadly, he passed away in 2021, leaving this posh mansion to a trust associated with his wife, Kathryn Adams Limbaugh.

Although Limbaugh had purchased the West Indian-style home in 1998 for $3.9 million, it had since seen several price hikes and falls, eventually being valued anywhere between $150 to 175 million in 2022. Located in Palm Beach, Florida, the house had private access to the beach and was perfect for the radio celebrity.

Ron Howard – $27.5 Million, Greenwich, Connecticut

The iconic filmmaker Ron Howard has two Oscar awards to his name for the film "A Beautiful Mind" and numerous other awards for other titles. So, it doesn't come as a surprise to know that he once owned this lavish victorian-style mansion in Greenwich, Connecticut.

The actor and director sold the 17,000-square-foot house in 2014 for $27.5 million. It had six bedrooms and overlooked Converse Lake for his family to enjoy the views. Going into the home was an experience in itself as the electric gates opened to a hand-laid brick driveway, let alone the features it had inside.

Michael Douglas And Catherine Zeta-Jones – $15 Million, Westchester, New York

Both coming with success in the media industry, the power couple of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones were planning to sell this house in Westchester, New York, to an Australian businessman for $15 million in 2019. They bought the 15,458-square-foot residence in 2014 for $11.25 million, which features eight bedrooms and 18 bathrooms.

While Douglas is best known for movies such as "Behind the Candelabra" and "Wall Street," his wife has worked in a few great titles herself, which include "The Mask of Zorro," "Wednesday," and "Chicago." The couple combined has earned over 70 awards in their careers, including three Academy Awards.

Melissa Gilbert – Unknown, Michigan

Melissa Gilbert is an American actress best known for her child acting in the TV series "Little House On The Prairie." She's also done several other movies and TV shows as well. Her husband, Timothy Busfield, is also an actor known for titles such as "Field of Dreams" and "The West Wing."

When the two got married, they decided to take a secluded life away from the bustling city and moved to a remote house in Michigan. However, by 2019, the two decided to move closer to the city again and took up a small abode in Sullivan County in New York.

Ashton Kutcher & Mila Kunis – $10 Million, Beverly Hills, California

One of the cutest celebrity couples in this age is that of "That '70s Show" actors Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher. The two started dating much after they were together on the show and bought this elegant yet luxurious estate in Beverly Hills about a year before they tied the knot.

With amenities like a sauna, gymnasium, swimming pool, and a temperature-controlled wine room, they are all set and cozy living here for the years to come. Besides that, five bedrooms and sufficient living space ensure comfortable housing for their family of four. There has oak flooring and mahogany paneled walls throughout the house.

Dolly Parton – $1.2 Million, Nashville, Tennessee

While Dolly Parton owns multiple properties across the country, this house in Nashville, Tennessee, is one she has had for many years. The country music icon last put it for sale in 2017 for about $1.2 million; however, there was no sure news of it finding a new owner.

Although the price tag on the abode sounds not up to mark with the fame of the "Islands in the Stream" singer, she has made several changes and renovations on the inside that make it the perfect home for her. The kitchen is fully loaded, while the living space and the master room have a cozy beige tone.