IF you’ve ever wanted to live like a celebrity, your chance has finally arrived.
A growing number of famous faces – from Hollywood A-listers to royalty – have opened up their lavish homes and cozy cottages to the public.
Whether you fancy relaxing poolside in a pop star’s hideaway, or spending the night on a royal estate, these exclusive stays let you step right into their world.
Here, we share some of the top celebrity-owned properties you can actually book this summer…
Fresh off his victory on Celebrity Traitors, comedian Alan Carr snapped up the historic £3.3million Ayton Castle in Berwickshire, Scotland, earlier this year to convert into a luxury retreat.
This summer, guests can stay in fully furnished luxury bell tents right on the 17-bedroom 160-acre castle grounds, just an hour’s drive from Edinburgh.
At a cost of between £140 and £160 a night, the luxury tents sleep up to four people, and are “fully furnished with comfy beds, warm bedding and pillows.”
Visitors have been promised ‘serene walks’ through the estate’s vast woodland and wellness offerings on site including sauna and cold water sessions.
Pop legend George Michael bought Mill Cottage in South Oxfordshire in 2001, where he spent 15 peaceful years living by the River Thames until his passing in 2016.
The current owners transformed the superstar’s private pool house on the estate grounds into an exclusive one-bedroom guest hideaway, which costs around £720 a night over summer.
Sitting right on the riverbank, the retreat features exclusive access to a heated outdoor swimming pool, sun loungers, an outdoor BBQ, and a cozy fireplace.
It has become a dream stay for music fans looking to sip a drink poolside and experience the peaceful surroundings George loved so dearly.
Former Emmerdale star and Strictly Come Dancing winner Kelvin Fletcher traded showbiz for rural living on his 120-acre family farm.
Featured on ITV‘s Fletchers’ Family Farm, the actor converted a stone building on the edge of the property into a luxury three-bedroom holiday home.
The interior combines a cozy country aesthetic with modern comforts, including a traditional AGA stove, flagstone floors, and a wood-burning fireplace.
Outside, guests can soak in their private outdoor hot tub while taking in sweeping views of the surrounding Cheshire countryside and Peak District.
As the longtime presenter of BBC’s Escape to the Country, Jules Hudson used his rural expertise to handcraft his very own bespoke shepherd’s hut.
Tucked away in a private meadow on his own land near the scenic Wye Valley, the hut offers a secluded, off-grid retreat designed strictly for two.
It features a cozy double bed, a functional kitchenette, and an adjoining timber lounge area affectionately dubbed “The Trough.”
Guests can spend their evenings around the outdoor wood-burning stove enjoying panoramic views of Herefordshire’s rolling hills.
Fancy a stay fit for royalty? It may be easier than you think.
Tucked away on the Balmoral estate – which was the late Queen’s favourite residence – are some secret cottages that you can rent out.
If you want to earn ultimate bragging rights among your pals, these self-catered lodges could be the perfect opportunity.
And you’ve got a few to choose from, as the Balmoral estate has 10 cottages available: Connachat Cottage, Garbh Allt Shiel, Karim Cottage, Knocks Cottage, the three Milton of Braichlie properties (Farmhouse, Mill Cottage, and Stable Cottage), Rhebreck Lodge, Sterinbeg, and Tigh Na Garaidh.
Unfortunately, if you dream of bumping into the likes of King Charles or Prince William and Kate Middleton, you may not be in luck, as you can’t book when the royal family is in residence.
Countryfile presenter and rare-breed conservationist Adam Henson grew up on the 650-acre working farm in the heart of the Cotswolds.
Each year, thousands of visitors flock to his Cotswold Farm Park, a rare breeds centre and country play park in a picturesque corner of his land.
To give visitors a true taste of country life, he also built a collection of wooden lodges, safari tents, and glamping pods on the grounds.
Each custom-built timber lodge comes with modern amenities, an outdoor deck with a private hot tub, and a fire pit for evening stargazing.
Stays include complimentary admission to the farm park, where guests can meet rare livestock breeds and participate in daily farm activities.
Music icon Sting and his film producer wife Trudie Styler bought this sprawling 16th-century Tuscan estate south of Florence back in 1997.
When the couple isn’t residing there, they open up the grand nine-bedroom main villa and surrounding historic guest cottages to private rentals.
The 860-acre organic estate boasts manicured Italian gardens, private swimming pools, a tennis court, and its own wine cellars.
Guests can sample olive oil, honey, and biodynamic wines produced directly on the estate while taking in views of the Chianti hills.
If you want to get the full Hollywood experience, Oscar-winning actor Leonardo DiCaprio has provided a way.
The star purchased an iconic mid-century modern architectural masterpiece in Palm Springs back in 2014.
Designed in 1964 by renowned architect Donald Wexler for entertainer Dinah Shore, the six-bedroom estate drips with vintage Hollywood glamour.
The compound features floor-to-ceiling glass walls, sleek stone fireplaces, a cocktail bar, a heated pool, and a private lighted tennis court.
Located in the prestigious Old Las Palmas neighborhood, it offers full luxury estate staffing and concierge services for short-term stays.
Property guru and Location, Location, Location host Kirstie Allsopp brought her passion for interior design to life by restoring a grand coastal home.
Situated in the peaceful village of Welcombe in North Devon, the six-bedroom period cottage accommodates up to 14 guests.
The renovation process was even filmed as part of her Kirstie’s Homemade Home series.
The TV star personally decorated the interior with bold wallpapers, handcrafted details throughout every room, and upcycled vintage furniture.
A short walk through country lanes near the home brings guests directly to the secluded Atlantic beach at Welcombe Mouth.
If you have lots of cash to spare, you can holiday like Coleen and Wayne Rooney who have a mansion in Barbados.
The £5million villa – located in the gorgeous Royal Westmoreland luxury estate in the Caribbean island – costs up to £25,000 a week to rent.
For that, you can expect a week of luxury at the five-bedroom pad that sleeps up to 14, which includes an infinity pool.
Sitting by idyllic palm trees, Wayne and Coleen’s white mansion opens up with a covered gated entrance.
Inside, the colour scheme is white and summery, with doors opening to the outside and fans situated above the beds to keep things cool.
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