The desire to live like the rich and famous has captivated people for a long time. These days, you can live out your wildest fantasies without having a bank account fit for a celebrity. Celebrities are increasingly welcoming fans into their extravagant mansions. These lavish vacation rentals, which range from coastal homes to mountain hideaways, provide a once-in-a-lifetime chance to live like your favorite celebrities. Reserve one of these rentals and be blown away by the opulent furnishings chosen with care by renowned designers and amenities to satisfy any desire.

Jimi Hendrix’s 1970s Gingerbread House

Adorable Garden Gingerbread House
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The Gingerbread House, a remodeled 1930s cottage in Hawaii, was once graced by the legendary Jimi Hendrix. This garden home is on 4.5 acres of land and provides an escape steeped in rock ‘n’ roll heritage. Its brown exterior and cedar wood-lined interiors provide an inviting island atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a well-equipped kitchenette and the aroma of cedar wood that fills the air. The property is surrounded by an organic vegetable farm and fruit trees like papaya, banana, and passion fruit. The home invites visitors to surround themselves with nature’s bounty.

Prince’s Purple Rain House

Purple Rain Celebrity Home
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Step into a piece of music history with a stay at Prince’s legendary “Purple Rain” house in Minneapolis. The home, available on Airbnb starting this summer, will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the iconic film. Purchased by Prince in 2015, the residence has remained a private sanctuary until now. Fans have the chance to get an exclusive glimpse into the life of The Kid, Prince’s character in the 1984 film. The house, renovated to honor its cinematic legacy, features The Kid’s bedroom, where guests can soak in the ambiance that inspired Prince’s groundbreaking music. Hosted by Prince’s Revolution bandmates Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman, the experience includes listening to rare Prince tracks and a private tour showcasing Prince’s personal items, making it a dream come true for any fan.

Sonny & Cher’s Romantic Villa Carmelita

cher and sonny house
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Reignite the spark of love in Villa Carmelita, the former residence of the legendary duo Sonny and Cher. Initially built in the 1940s for actor Joseph Cotten, this five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom villa exudes timeless elegance and luxury. In the prestigious Mesa neighborhood, Villa Carmelita offers ultra-seclusion and amenities perfect for families or a dreamy getaway with friends. Guests can unwind by the sparkling pool, complete with outdoor showers, a jacuzzi, and a cozy fireplace. They can also enjoy the courtyard fountains that add a touch of serenity. The celebrity villa’s interiors boast handmade terra cotta floors, a fully stocked gourmet kitchen, and spa-like bathrooms. Just minutes away from Palm Springs attractions, including trendy shopping centers and scenic hiking trails, Villa Carmelita invites you to live like Hollywood royalty during your stay.

Leonardo DiCaprio’s Iconic 432 Hermosa

Located within the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, the 432 Hermosa estate was once the cherished abode of the legendary Dinah Shore. Designed by the acclaimed Donald Wexler in 1964, this architectural masterpiece, now owned by Leonardo DiCaprio, boasts a classic elegance. The estate unfolds over a sprawling 1.3-acre desert oasis. It envelopes guests in exclusivity and privacy while visiting Palm Springs. The 432 Hermosa offers six lavish bedrooms, 7.5 bathrooms, a guest house, and a casita beside a tennis court. The heated pool and spa are an extension of the majestic property, set in a palm tree-dotted environment against the spectacular San Jacinto Mountains. The setting is reminiscent of the glamorous golden age of Hollywood.

Sting’s Villa Il Palagio

Villa Il Palagio, Sting and Trudie Styler’s restored Tuscan estate, marries luxury with rustic elements. This 16th-century villa sits on a hilltop, overlooking the alluring Tuscan countryside. It offers views of vineyards, olive groves, and the distant Apennines. The estate, sprawling over 350 hectares, includes nine double rooms. Originally owned by the Martelli family and later the San Clemente dynasty, the property fell into disrepair until Sting and Trudie purchased and revitalized it in 1999. Guests can enjoy various luxurious amenities, from a cool loggia and lake to a tennis court and a pool area Sting’s family favors. The estate also boasts a recording studio, inviting guests to find inspiration in the same surroundings that have influenced Sting’s music.