Celebrity Homes: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt Gorgeous Homes

Celebrity News | Sep 27, 2016

Celebrity Homes: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt Gorgeous Homes – AD looks back at the many properties acquired by the couple during their 11-year relationship.

When news broke of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s impending divorce, fans around the world reacted with speculation, memes, and musings at Jennifer Aniston’s opinion. At AD the first thought was, of course, of the power couple’s many magnificent residences.

With Jolie working as a special envoy for the UN’s High Commissioner for Refugees and both actors traveling extensively while working on films (and usually bringing their six children along), it comes as little surprise that the Jolie-Pitt clan would own many homes (Pitt, of course, is a self-proclaimed design and architecture enthusiast). Over the course of Pitt and Jolie’s relationship, their family has set up homes in more than five cities, with properties in Europe, Los Angeles, and New Orleans.

Château Miraval, France Pitt and Jolie purchased this sprawling estate in Southern France in 2012 for an estimated $60 million, and it was where they finally tied the knot in 2014. Besides offering 35 rooms in picturesque stone buildings, the 1,200-acre property also has a vineyard, where the couple produces rosé under the Château’s name.

Goleta, California Pitt purchased this Santa Barbara–area home in 2000 for $4 million, and since then, he, Jolie, and their children have used it as a vacation retreat, horseback riding on the 11.5-acre property and making trips to the nearby beach.

Waldorf Astoria, New York City In 2007, the couple purchased an apartment in the iconic New York hotel, reportedly selecting the space in part for the tight security offered in the building.
Malibu, California In 2005, before Pitt and Jolie officially began dating, the actor spent $8.4 million on a midcentury-modern pad in Malibu. Once the couple had children, the family occasionally stayed there while Pitt and Jolie were working in Los Angeles. In 2011, they sold the home to Ellen DeGeneres, a fellow architecture enthusiast, and her wife, Portia de Rossi.

New Orleans Shortly after they became a couple, Pitt and Jolie retreated from the buzziness of Hollywood, dropping $3.5 million on a New Orleans home while Pitt helped spearhead rebuilding efforts there following Hurricane Katrina. A few years later, the couple relocated within the city, moving to a five-bedroom residence in the French Quarter.