Having access to tranquility and privacy are must-haves for Academy Award winning actress Halle Berry. With a reported net worth of $90 million, Berry has starred in television series and films for almost 40 years. Berry began her career in entertainment through as the first runner-up in the Miss USA pageant. This was followed by appearances in television shows and then her breakout roles in movies such as “Boomerang” and “Jungle Fever.” Today Berry is still making her mark in Hollywood, most recently in the horror film “Never Let Go” and Netflix’s “The Union.” Long-term lucrative endorsements with Revlon also keep Berry busy.
In the midst of working, Berry has also invested in real estate that has allowed her to focus on relaxing. Three properties — all in California — are known to be associated with Berry. Let’s take a look at these residences that Berry has called home.
A Home In The Hills
As Berry’s star continued to rise in Hollywood, she knew it was time to find a home. In 1994, she settled on a 4,300-square-foot Mediterranean-style residence featuring three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. Although the home sat on less than an acre of land, it more than made up for it with its exclusive views of Los Angeles. Berry sold the villa in 2006 for $4.15 million.
In The Hills, To The West
In 2006, Berry purchased another home in Hollywood Hills from “Malcolm in the Middle” star Frankie Muniz for $5.95 million.
The five-bedroom house included 5,900 square feet. Sitting on more than half an acre of land, the estate included a guesthouse, swimming pool and spa. This residence was the site of an altercation between Berry’s ex-husband Olivier Martinez and her daughter’s father, Gabriel Aubry. She listed the property for sale in 2012 for $15 million, but she still owns the home.
Refuge on Malibu
Located in the exclusive and gated Malibu Cove Colony, Berry’s 5,083-square-foot mansion boasts an unobstructed view with uninterrupted access to the Pacific Ocean. She fell in love with the property while filming “Catwoman” and purchased it in 2004 for $8.5 million.
“I’ve always loved the ocean,” Berry said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal. “My home sits on a beach but it feels very private because it’s at the end of the cul-de-sac, so there were never any crowds.”
Throughout the home’s interior are relaxing, neutral hues that compliment an open floor plan, high ceilings, bright skylights, and of course, floor-to-ceiling windows of the Pacific Ocean. An upstairs loft serves as Berry’s office.
Although the property was placed on the market in 2023 for $18 million, Berry decided not to sell. She still uses it as a second home when she needs to rest.
