The top 10 most Googled homes in the world

PHOTO: The reality television star and entrepreneur did share a home with husband Kanye West in Hidden Hills, California

What do dream-homes-come-to-life look like? In this day and age, thanks to the internet, we can get a glimpse into the luxurious lives of the rich and famous (in a non-creepy way). And now, with all the time the world spend indoors, we’re seeing more of people’s homes and personal taste, perhaps even offering inspiration for redecorating.

A report by Rated People analysed Google’s global search data for 2020 to find out which celebrity homes were topping the engine’s ranks. The top 10, appearing in over 1.2 million searches, belong to an interesting group of owners from sports stars and internet influencers to actors, musicians, and one kooky tech magnate who made it to the mix.

Kim Kardashian West

The reality television star and entrepreneur shares a home with husband Kanye West in Hidden Hills, California. In an interview with Vogue, she once described her all-white home as “a minimal monastery.” The interior of the house has neutral palettes of white, ivory, grey, and cream, along with wooden accents, and furniture kept to a bare minimum.

Kylie Jenner

The world’s youngest billionaire and media mogul lives in a seven-bedroom, 14-bathroom house in Holmbly Hills, Los Angeles, which reportedly cost her US$36.5 million (approximately RM151 million). The mansion also comes with a sports court, a lavish pool, two guest apartments, a chef’s kitchen, and an outdoor space with a projection screen.

Will Smith

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air actor lives in a US$42 million (approximately RM174 million) mansion in Calabasas, California, with his wife Jada Pinkett Smith and their children. The extravagant estate boasts of nine bedrooms, an eight-car garage, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts, an outdoor pool, a recording studio, and its own lake. Sprawling across 150 acres, the house even has its own ZIP code.

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