Dreaming of being a celebrity and to feel the luxury of living their life? Here is a chance to experience staying in one of the celebrity homes. There are about 10 celebrity homes that can be rented right now by those who have deep pockets.
Built in 1947, the home of Frank Sinatra in Palm Springs, CA, which has four bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms and is called the "Twin Palms Estate," can now be rented at $2,600 per night.
The pink three-bedroom, two-bathroom home of Bob Dylan in Saugerties, NY can now also be rented at $406 per night.
According to Realtor, the home of Elizabeth Taylor, fondly called "Casa Elizabeth," can house up to eight guests. It is available for rent at $630 per night in Palm Springs, California.
The two-bedroom home of the late Jim Morrison, who penned many hits for The Doors, is available for rent at $3,138 per month in West Hollywood, CA.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage of John Steinbeck, is available for rent at $195 per night in Pacific Grove, CA.
Jimmy Page, guitarist of Led Zeppelin, is making his beach home available for rent at $490 per night in Malibu, CA.
The home of Merv Griffin, creator of "Jeopardy" and "Wheel of Fortune" as well as a host of his own talk show, is available for rent at $5,500 per night in La Quinta, CA.
Paula Deen's 2,000-square-foot beach house, which has three bedrooms in Tybee Island, GA, can now also be rented at $295 per night.
The five-bedroom, three-bathroom home built for Dick Clark which can accommodate up to 10 guests, is available for rent at $495 per night in Lake Arrowhead, CA.
If you are looking for a wonderful getaway, you may rent the former home of Harry Houdini in Hollywood Hills for only $1,019 per night. It sits on five acres and features a parking space for 80 cars.
If you are dreaming of lounging in the living room of some of the most popular celebrity houses, or maybe of walking through hallways once haunted by Bob Dylan, start to act now. These properties which were once owned by celebrities are available for rent on a nightly basis, as reported by Fox News.
If maintaining numerous bank accounts, why not roam the halls of these legendary Oscar winners and music icons, to live the celebrity dream and feel like a star?
