Freddie Mercury: ~ $26 million, Kensington, UK

Many say that the famous British band Queen would never have enjoyed the kind of success that the did, had Freddie Mercury, their lead singer, not joined them. His unique voice and on-stage eccentricities made him a darling on stage at all their sold-out live concerts. Sadly, Freddie passed away in 1991 due to complications arising from AIDS, a disease he only acknowledged as having during his last few days. His home, in which he died, was his $26 million Kensington mansion called Garden Lodge. As per the instructions in his last will and testament, the house was inherited by his common-law wife, Mary Austin, who still lives here, to this day, and fiercely values her privacy, refusing to let people photograph the interiors of the house, just as Freddie left it.

Jennifer Aniston: ~ $42 million, Los Angeles

The Friends star and her ex-husband, actor Justin Theroux lived in this amazing home in Los Angeles for around a year and a half, when they were not jet-setting around the world! It was designed back in the early 1960’s whiles he purchased the house back in 2006 for just $13 millions Having done extensive renovations, the value of the property automatically rose up exponentially. The house is also said to be eco friendly with it’s own vegetable garden and chicken coop! And of course, she saves a lot of money on her electricity bills, as Aniston has installed solar panels on her roof.

Hugh Jackman: ~ $21 Million, West Village

Hugh Jackman’s New York apartment screams Hollywood A-lister all-over.  The actor who’s most famous for playing Wolverine on-screen, bought the 3 level, 11,000 square feet Manhattan gem for $21 million from Sun Microsystems co-founder Bill Joy. The place has an original asking price of $40 million, but Jackman was able have it lowered half-way down. With the 8th, 9th and 10th floors all having floor to ceiling glass windows, the view of the mighty Hudson River is to die for.