Worth $200 million, Johnny Depp is one of the most sought-after actors in Hollywood. He is known for his roles as Willy Wonka, Sweeny Todd, Edward Scissorhands, and of course, Captain Jack Sparrow.
His astronomical net worth means that he can afford an extensively lavish lifestyle, which of course includes an impressive real estate profile. Let's dive in and take a look at Johnny Depp's extravagant real estate empire.
Johnny purchased this estate in 2001 for an undisclosed amount. The estate itself is comprised of an abandoned village with a private residence, skate park, multiple detached cottages, a wine cave, and a little bistro.
In 1995, Depp bought this 41-acre horse farm outside of Lexington, Kentucky for $950,000. It was the primary residence for his mother. In 2001, he sold the property for $1 million but later bought it back for $2 million.
Depp purchased this little island in the Bahamas, called The Little Halls Ponds Cay, in 2004 for $3.6 million. He was on site for his 2003 Pirates of the Caribbean movie.
This real estate acquisition is located in the iconic Eastern Columbia Lofts. Johnny owns a whopping five penthouses in the building. He purchased the first in 2002 and then decided that wasn't enough and purchased 4 more.
Depp created a cul-de-sac comprised of five mansions in Hollywood Hills. He acquired all of the properties for $19 million. They cover a total of 7,430 sq ft.
In 2014, Depp decided to extend his real estate overseas to the great land of the English. The vintage property is located on 820 acres of land and is called the Somerset Mansion.