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Another view of the new Cruise's residence.


Originally built as a 10,000-sq.-ft. structure in 1937, the house was expanded four years ago and currently contains seven bedroom and nine bathrooms, say those familiar with the property.

The Cruises will have their privacy: the house sits on 1.3 acres behind gates and a lengthy driveway, and sports a tennis court and a pool.

As for the Cruises' current residence, according to this week's issue of PEOPLE, the compound also serves as a gathering place for Cruise's children with ex-wife Nicole Kidman: Isabella, 14, and Connor, 12. (Suri is 1.) The actor's mother, Mary, 70, also lives there.
In addition, Cruise and Holmes's pals, Victoria and David Beckham have bought a multi-million-dollar house only two minutes away. They plan to move in July.

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Another view of the TomKat's new nest

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Take a peek inside the $32.5 million home recently purchased by Tom Cruise (photos were taken before Cruise took ownership). The estate boasts two satellite buildings to accompany the main house, which the previous owner used as a gym and screening room.

[Dazzle]

thanks karo.cruise's house is perfect.

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Originally Posted by Prada's Meadow

Cage is in the final stages of buying the classical $8 (US aprox) million Georgian property above The house came onto the market two years ago when the owner, a publishing tycoon who used it as a second home, decided to sell up and move back to London The property is situated on The Circus, a curved millionaire's row in the heart of Bath, Somerset Hollywood superstar Nicolas Cage has snapped up a £4 million town house in one of Britain's most prestigious addresses. The Oscar-winning actor is in the final stages of buying a classical Georgian property situated on The Circus, a curved millionaire's row in the heart of Bath, Somerset. Once the home of the Earl of Chatham, it boasts an indoor swimming pool, grand staircase, five bathrooms and six bedrooms spread over five storeys. The 9,000 sq ft pad has a 30ft kitchen, south-facing terrace and large garden and is considered the "principal house" in the 18th century Circus. Cage, 43, uses his trust Hancock Park Real Estate to acquire properties worldwide. His portfolio includes several properties in Los Angeles, a castle in Germany and a whole island in the Bahamas. Estate agent Knight Frank confirmed the property is under offer and refused to deny rumours that Cage was the buyer. Chris Hart, department head at Knight Frank, said the property had been bought by a trust. He added: "Obviously Knight Frank is obliged not to divulge information we're not given the authorisation to divulge." Neighbours also confirmed sightings of the star of Leaving Las Vegas, Adaptation and new release Next on the Circus within the last six months. One resident said she knew from two trusted sources that the rumours were true, and that the transaction was due to be completed at the end of May or June. Another resident in the Circus, who did not want to be named, said she understood that Cage did not plan to live at the address permanently. She said: "We're told he has bought it, but don't think we'll see him here. I don't think he's completed the sale yet. "Our daughter saw him in the Circus six months ago." The house came onto the market two years ago when the owner, a publishing tycoon who used it as a second home, decided to sell up and move back to London. It was on the market for with a guide price of £4 million for some 18 months before an offer was accepted. The Circus was designed by architect John Wood the Elder in 1754 and the arc of town houses became Britain's first circular street and a major landmark. Architects describe the Grade 1 listed homes as the "best examples of classical urban architecture in Britain" characterised by tiers of columns and ornate facades. Bath is fast becoming one of the most exclusive places to live in the world - with the city's top estate agents keeping a list of people ready to buy houses for millions. House prices in the area have trebled in the past two years and many of the largest homes are changing hands for so much money the figures are never made public.

MY PARENTS HAVE A HOLIDAY HOME IN BATH - I GO THERE ABOUT ONCE A MONTH FOR RELAXATION - IT IS A BEAUTIFUL CITY. WHEN I'VE BEEN THERE I'VE SPOTTED REESE WITHERSPOON / TRUDIE STYLER AND ELLE MCPHERSON.

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Sheryl Crow's Mansion

[Prada's Meadow]

Wow ! I love Sheryls house.

[dervilfal]

I really love Sheryls house too - great style

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Necker Island, Sir Richard Branson's 74 acre private paradise in the British Virgin Islands

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Donald Trump: Raffles Resort (Canouan Island)

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Robert Redford: Sundance Resort (Utah)

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David Copperfield: Musha Cay, Exuma Islands (Bahamas).

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Jane Seymour: St. Catherine´s Court (Bath-England)

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Michael Douglas: Ariel Sands (Bahamas)

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george clooney's italian house