Most kitchens are full of passionate, hard workers scraping to get by, but there some folks who get ridiculously rich off of the food industry. Check out these foodie celebs’ incredible homes!
José Andrés: Small Plates, Big House
The father of tapas in the United States, Spanish-American chef José Andrés made a name for himself at Jaleo in Washington, D.C. before opening restaurants all over the country. His home remains in the Washington area. You can see his raised-bed garden from the satellite images!
Gino D’Acampo: High Street Attitude
Italian chef Gino D’Acampo is based out of the United Kingdom, where he and his family have a Georgian home on High Street of the small suburban town of Hoddesdon. Disputes with the community have been reported, including a conflict regarding a public path that runs along his property.
Guy Fieri: Flavortown in Florida
After signing a $100-million deal with Food Network in 2023, American restaurateur Guy Fieri purchase this absolutely off-the-chain waterfront mansion on Singer Island, near Palm Beach. You won’t find many drive-ins or dives here–this property is surrounded by some of the richest neighbors in the U.S. Check out the fifty-foot infinity pool!
Wolfgang Puck: Old-Money Villa
Known for his exclusive restaurants like the iconic Spago, Austrian chef and restrauteur Wolfgang Puck has a $120-million fortune and a home fit for a billionaire. The 12,000-square-foot Mediterranean estate known as Villa Les Violettes was owned by Hyatt Hotels heir Anthony Pritzker till Puck took it off his hands for $14 million.
Rachael Ray: Cosmopolitan Condo
The OG Food Network Queen, Rachael Ray lives large in a 6-floor apartment near Union Square in Manhattan. It took her years to arrange to combine three separate apartments into one 2,000-square-foot mega-pad, but with a $100-million fortune, anything can be done!
Hungry for more? We’ve got all the celebrity homes right here on VirtualGlobetrotting!