Brandon “Bam” Margera, a skateboarder, actor, rapper and tv and radio entertainer, lives in a gothic-style mansion in his hometown of West Chester, Pennsylvania.
Bam’s net worth is estimated at $45 million at the end of 2014. Most of his money has been earned through his association with the “Jackass” television shows and several related moves, and his television show “Viva La Bam” and spinoff shows such as “Bam’s Unholy Union”. Bam also earns an annual stipend of an estimated $2 million for wearing Element brand attire. His total annual income is estimated at $6.5 million.
The house was listed for $1.19 million when it was sold to Bam in 2002, though the agreed selling price was never made public. The mansion was built in 1985, has five bedrooms and three and a half baths, and sits on nearly 14 acres. In addition to the main house, it has a pool, barn and detached garage. Bam constructed a skate park and BMX bike track on the property. Bam’s mansion, nicknamed “Castle Bam” became famous in its own right as it was featured on Bam’s television show “Viva La Bam”. Castle Bam was featured on MTV’s show “Cribs” in 2008. In the episode, Bam showed off his antique juke box, gothic style of decorating, and pirate themed bar. His detached garage holds a Mercedes, Lamborghini, Hummer and other high-end vehicles.
Bam maintains close relationships with both his family and hometown. Bam’s parents, Phil and April Margera, who were often featured, and pranked, on “Viva La Bam” continue to reside in the mansion, and a relative lives in another house on the property. Other family and friends often stayed with Bam or resided in the house throughout the filming of the television show.
Bam originally became famous through a series of skateboarding stunt videos released in the late 1990s and early 2000s as part of the CKY Crew. These videos eventually drew the attention of Johnny Knoxville and Jeff Tremaine, who created the MTV hit show “Jackass”.
Bam’s personal life has often been public, with girlfriends and wives appearing in his television shows and either participating in or being mentioned on his radio program. Bam’s relationships have often been tumultuous. He lived with fiancé Jenn Rivell throughout several episodes of “Viva La Bam”. After the relationship ended he filed for an order of protection against her after she broke into Castle Bam. He went on to marry Melissa "Missy" Rothstein. The engagement and ceremony were turned into the television series “Bam’s Unholy Union” in 2007. The two separated in 2010 and were officially divorced in 2012. Bam then married Nicole Boyd in Finland.
Bam’s net worth is estimated at $45 million at the end of 2014. Most of his money has been earned through his association with the “Jackass” television shows and several related moves, and his television show “Viva La Bam” and spinoff shows such as “Bam’s Unholy Union”. Bam also earns an annual stipend of an estimated $2 million for wearing Element brand attire. His total annual income is estimated at $6.5 million.
The house was listed for $1.19 million when it was sold to Bam in 2002, though the agreed selling price was never made public. The mansion was built in 1985, has five bedrooms and three and a half baths, and sits on nearly 14 acres. In addition to the main house, it has a pool, barn and detached garage. Bam constructed a skate park and BMX bike track on the property. Bam’s mansion, nicknamed “Castle Bam” became famous in its own right as it was featured on Bam’s television show “Viva La Bam”. Castle Bam was featured on MTV’s show “Cribs” in 2008. In the episode, Bam showed off his antique juke box, gothic style of decorating, and pirate themed bar. His detached garage holds a Mercedes, Lamborghini, Hummer and other high-end vehicles.
Bam maintains close relationships with both his family and hometown. Bam’s parents, Phil and April Margera, who were often featured, and pranked, on “Viva La Bam” continue to reside in the mansion, and a relative lives in another house on the property. Other family and friends often stayed with Bam or resided in the house throughout the filming of the television show.
Bam originally became famous through a series of skateboarding stunt videos released in the late 1990s and early 2000s as part of the CKY Crew. These videos eventually drew the attention of Johnny Knoxville and Jeff Tremaine, who created the MTV hit show “Jackass”.
Bam’s personal life has often been public, with girlfriends and wives appearing in his television shows and either participating in or being mentioned on his radio program. Bam’s relationships have often been tumultuous. He lived with fiancé Jenn Rivell throughout several episodes of “Viva La Bam”. After the relationship ended he filed for an order of protection against her after she broke into Castle Bam. He went on to marry Melissa "Missy" Rothstein. The engagement and ceremony were turned into the television series “Bam’s Unholy Union” in 2007. The two separated in 2010 and were officially divorced in 2012. Bam then married Nicole Boyd in Finland.
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By: wolf_man
The driveway in the show is surrounded on both sides by lots of trees, not a few. Also, the pool is the shape of a rectangle.
I managed to find his house. How? I know his street address. Here's the image link:
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=39.917428,-75.665470&spn=0.006126,0.008465&t=k&hl=en
Take the credit; I don't care.
Here is the old link:
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Brandywine+Battlefield+Park&ll=39.873805,-75.587869&sll=39.872346,-75.592428&spn=0.005354,0.007575&sspn=0.005354,0.007575&t=k&hl=en
Here's a clue honey, start looking about 3.2 miles west of the brandywine battle field off of Rt. 1
You can't miss it
After this point, any posts on the subject of Bam's address for any reason will be deleted.
The exception to this is discussion of whether the linked map actually shows his house. There appears to be some question whether this is the case, and discussion of that topic is free to continue, as it is totally on topic for the site. But the discussions on the address itself are over.
BACK ON TOPIC, my college roomate will be driving back from Rhode Island to our University, and he will make a stop at the house that I suggested is the real house and not the one in the thumbnail. It will be about a month, but he said he will take some pictures of the house in question to confirm that the houst taht I pointed out is in fact the real house.
I live and PA and I visited my friend who goes to west chester university a while back (which is very close to bams house). He found out b/c his uncle works for the post office in the area and came across the address at some point and told him. We drove there and took a quick look around and yeah its definatley his house. He even said that when he went with one of his friends before that he saw what appeared to be a camera crew, but he wasn't sure b/c he couldn't get that good of a look for obvious reasons. And he knows some of the places that where shown in the show like the wing place that don vito went took his date, and they are in the area.
And yeah thats really his house he has more than enough money to buy that kind of house and its not rented by mtv. Houses like that in the middle of no where in PA cost less that a million $. He obviously gets paid well my mtv as its one of there more popular shows and plus his skateboarding money with merchandise and videogames and such banks him a lot of money.
And the show itself is completly staged and paid for by mtv so bam and his friends live pretty comfortably for the time of taping. And then can go travel in the downtime.
Bam does live on Hickory Hill RD...
And his house cost like 1.6 million, i think.. i remember reading an Associated Press article in wich it said his house, wich was purchased by MTV, cost 1.something million dollars.
and that picture at the top is NOT bam's house.. his pool is a rectangle.
People are still posting requests for the address every couple of days. Let me repeat. With the exception of discussion of whether the entry itself is correct, any comments on Bam's address, real or email, will be deleted as soon as I see them. This includes requests, offers, begging, whining, or posting of the address itself. I see them, they're gone. Period. Don't bother posting them any more.