Here’s List of Properties Owned By Celebrities You Can Rent
CELEBRITY PROPERTIES – Check out these celebrity properties that are available to book.
Celebrities enjoy taking time off from their frequently grueling work schedules, whether it’s to shoot a new project or promote a product. As a result, many stars buy vacation homes or properties both domestically and overseas so they can temporarily find peace and tranquility.
However, these properties sometimes don’t have any guests, which is unfortunate because they do have work to do. Fortunately, some famous people decided to transform these locations into Airbnbs so that others may unwind the same way they do.
Why not try an Airbnb owned by a celebrity during the holiday season when renting with friends or family? You may reserve one of these famous people’s homes on Airbnb:
Zsa Zsa Padilla’s Casa Esperanza
Singer Zsa Zsa Padilla and her companion Conrad Onglao call Casa Esperanza in Lucban, Quezon to be their second home and passion project. They consider themselves to be nature lovers and consider the property to be their weekend retreat.
Zsa Zsa claimed Casa Esperanza, which is named after the singer’s first name, is modern rustic in style, has a sizable woodland garden, and is slated to get a farm.
The three casitas’ lack of included meals may be the sole drawback, however, cooking is permitted and Zsa Zsa can recommend a Lucban chef for catered meals and a few eateries that deliver.
The property itself includes a main house with a living room, kitchen, dining pavilion, service area, garage, greenhouse, and an infinity pool. Each casita has its own opulent bathroom.
In total, a stay at Casa Esperanza will set you back P19,600 per night.
Marjorie Barreto’s River Garden Rest House
The Barretto family’s villa in Calumpit, Bulacan, which sleeps up to 16, maybe the most well-known local celebrity Airbnb.
Marjorie Barretto and her daughter Julia Barretto will personally tour the rest house’s visitors during its first three weekends on Airbnb before it officially opened to visitors in October.
Marjorie purchased the home twenty years ago and has since renovated it with old-world elegance and a contemporary Filipino feel as a hideaway inspired by nature, complete with pawid roofs, bamboo, and capiz shell windows.
The priceless antiques, furnishings, accessories, and heirloom paintings that Marjorie inherited from her mother give it a more personal touch.
A stay at the house costs P25,000 per night and includes four spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a lounge, a sizable private pool, an outdoor dining space, a fully-equipped open kitchen with grill, and a gazebo with beautiful views of the Angat River.
Yassi Pressman’s Redkey Lakehouse
In August 2021, Yassi Pressman claimed to have finished building a house at Lake Scugog in Ontario, Canada, and it has since been listed on Airbnb.
Since then, Redkey Lakehouse has hosted dozens of visitors, and it’s easy to understand why considering the opulent yet serene experience it offers.
The lakeside property has a dock and a boathouse that has been turned into an insulated games area with a bar. It faces west, making it the ideal location for watching sunsets, and it is ideal for people looking to go fishing or take a ride over Lake Scugog.
For P31,561 per night, ten visitors can stay in comfort across four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms.
Journalists’ Balustre Cerca
The Balustre Cerca farmhouse in Cavite, which is shared by journalists Susan Enriquez, Atom Araullo, Mark Salazar, Branden Milla, and Alex Baltazar, will soon be listed on Airbnb.
Given its bed-and-breakfast origins, Balustre Cerca is where each of the five journalists frequently vacations with their families.
Four air-conditioned A-frame cabins, a swimming pool, a pavilion, an outdoor kitchen, and parking spaces are included with the property.
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