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Mick Jagger’s House: Just $56,000 per Month to Feel Like a Rockstar:Mick Jagger’s house, which contains six bedrooms and five bathrooms, looks out directly onto the beach. With distinctly Japanese-inspired styling, and an above ground walkway connecting the multiple pavilions, the house has an open, Zen feeling that must serve as a balm to Mr. Jagger’s more raucous rocker lifestyle. The house also sports a pool, hot tub, open air dining pavilion, and easy access to the beach. He is currently renting his home for 9500 GBP per week, the equivalent to $14,000 per week, or $56,000 per month, and requires that anyone interested in the villa go through an extensive background check. Apparently, while staying at Mick Jagger’s house might be restful, actually getting your foot in the door will not be. Rock bands come and go, and many times, they achieve a certain level of success and then flare out. Either the band members have outside issues that mess with the group’s success, or the musicians realize that they simply don’t like each other that much. Occasionally, however, a group achieves that lightning in a bottle thing that makes for rock superstardom. The Rolling Stones are a prime example of this. Though the group has had its share of ups and downs, including drug issues and internal feuds, it has, for the most part, remained intact. Frontman and founding member, Mick Jagger, has parlayed his work with the group into a solid solo career, and has also invested some of his earnings from multiple successful albums, into a number of pieces of prime real estate. Many of his properties have become famous in their own right, and he has recently begun to rent some of them out. Mick Jagger’s house on the island of Mustique in the Caribbean, is one of those properties that just about every celebrity has coveted at some point. In fact, Sir Paul McCartney held his most recent wedding there.

Rafael Nadal’s $2 million dollars House: A Sandy, Beachfront Home for The King of Clay:Rafael Nadal has been recognized as of tennis’ most gifted players since he won his first ATP match back in 2002 at age 15. Over the years, he has continued to improve his game, and by 2006, it was clear that he was coming in to his own. He inspires a fervent loyalty in his fans which is usually only reserved for religious figures. Everyone from dignitaries to movie stars seems to want to grab a moment with him. He is often referred to as “The King of Clay” for his astonishing number of wins on clay courts. He is the only tennis player in history to have won eight editions in a row of the same tournament, and though he has been ranked #1 multiple times, he holds the record for the longest time at #2, with 235 weeks. He has won the Australian Open once, the US Open once, Wimbledon twice, and the French Open six times. He also won a Gold Medal at the 2008 Olympics. Oh yeah, he’s also only twenty-five. Like most tennis players, he travels quite a bit, so having a home never seemed to be high on his list of priorities. However, in 2009 he changed his mind, and was presented with the keys to his new home in the Dominican Republic by the Minister of Tourism, during a press conference. Rafael Nadal’s house is a large villa in the Playa Nueva Romana development in the Dominican Republic. The development features a wide range of luxury amenities, including a golf course (his other sport of choice), seaside access, a beach club, a country club, polo, tennis courts, a number of high-end boutiques, a fitness center, and a private marina, among other perks. Rafael Nadal’s house is two stories, and houses three bedrooms. It also has a custom swimming pool, a large terrace, and is surrounded by a massive lawn and multiple trees. Part of a larger development, Rafael Nadal’s house has been publicized repeatedly as the Playa Nueva Romana management attempts to fill their other units. Perhaps Mr. Nadal is getting a little “kick back”, which means that he is as savvy off-court, as he is successful on it. While the actual price has not been announced, the villa pricing system indicates that they charge $1300.00 US per square meter, which would put the price tag for his villa at approximately $2 million dollars.

Gianni Versace’s House in south beach Miami has a cool price tag of $125 million:At the time of his death, Gianni Versace’s net worth was $1.4 billion. He left 50% of his company to his 11 year old niece Allegra. When Allegra turned 18, six years later her net worth was $800 million. Now are you interested in owning Gianni Versace’s house in South Beach Miami? Do you have an extra $125 million laying around? Well then we have good news for you. Versace’s massive beach front mansion, that was converted into an ultra-exclusive hotel and club after the fashion designer’s tragic murder, has been put up for sale, and yes your eyes are not deceiving you the listing price is $125 million! Located at 1116 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139, Gianni Versace’s House is 23,000 square feet and features 10 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, a 12 car garage, lavish interiors, a pool that is lined with 24 karat gold and much more! Legend has it that Versace bought the house in 1992 for $10 million after walking by it once and falling in love. Gianni promptly spent an additional $33 million upgrading, restoring and remodeling the house. Versace increased the square footage by 6000 and added the amazing gold-lined pool. It was Versace’s main residence until his tragic murder in 1997 at the hand of psychopath Andrew Cunanan. Cunanan shot Versace on the front steps of the house as he returned home from a morning walk to a local coffee shop. After his death, Donatella Versace quickly sold the house for $20 million to Florida telecom mogul Peter Loftin. Loftin eventually converted the house into an ultra exclusive hotel, nightclub and residence and renamed it “Villa by Barton G”.