Brooke Shields | House Tour | $4 Million Los Angeles Mansion & More

Actress Brooke Shields has been living quite the charmed life on both coasts ever since she was young. Her hard work first paid off when she bought a home for over $3 million in Pacific Palisades back in the 90s. And later, she would go on to own stunning properties in New York City, and even a getaway in the Hamptons. Also, Michael and I have dropped our own house tour of our new home that we moved into this year, so go ahead and subscribe to our personal channel if you want to see where we're living and more of what we're up to. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses, and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Brooke Shields has more professional accomplishments to her name than most. This talented actress and model began her career as an infant, and at the age of 11, she was already starring in the title role of the film Pretty Baby. By the age of 14, she'd become the youngest cover girl in Vogue magazine's history. And over the course of her career, she's reinvented herself time and time again, by becoming an author, producer, and spokeswoman for brand such as Calvin Klein. In the 80s, she became even more famous for starring in the films Blue Lagoon and Endless Love. The latter of which was initially hit with an X rating due to its numerous nude scenes. Well, by the time she was 16 years old, Brooke was one of the biggest stars in the entire world. So, in 1987, when she dropped $3.25 million for her longtime home in LA, it barely made a dent in her bank account. A few years later, Brooke met and married writer-producer Chris Henchey, and these two would head east to buy a place of their own in New York's Greenwich Village for $5.5 million. And these days, they've also acquired a vacation getaway in the Hamptons. Hey guys, it's Kara, back with another exclusive house tour here on Famous Entertainment. Today, checking out the properties of Brooke Shields. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit me up on Instagram to chat, and now let's get into this video. While Brooke might spend the better part of her time living in New York City these days, she used to live on the West Coast in a $3.3 million mansion located in LA's Pacific Palisades. This 5,300 square foot rustic chalet-style residence was selected by Brooke more than two decades ago in 1997, when she was still married to the former professional tennis player Andre Agassi. This three-story, five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom home was originally built in 1982, and sat on a secluded parcel of land with canyon views. Inside, you'd find Douglas fir hardwood floors and bright white beamed ceilings throughout. The very front of the home offers a gated driveway and a classic brick motor court, leading up to the grand, double-height foyer that's been connected to a massive living room. Elsewhere on this same level of the mansion is a formal dining room beside a fully updated chef's kitchen that's been fitted with a marble Eden Island, as well as top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The top floor is entirely dedicated to Brooke's former master suite, which includes not only an office slash study, but a fireplace, sitting room, and even a balcony that looks directly out onto LA's Getty Museum. The penthouse-style suite also boasts a spa-inspired bathroom that's been decked out with yet ANOTHER fireplace, a makeup vanity, soaking tub, and a marble-clad steam shower. All of that, and there's also enough room left over for a walk-in closet and an extra large dressing room. Meanwhile, down on the lowest level of the house is where the four additional guest rooms are tucked away, alongside a media lounge, a wet bar, and a games room. Out in the backyard, this steeply sloped loft features a pathway carved into the hillside that leads down to a secluded pool and spa, with an accompanying waterfall feature. There's also a deck that's perfect for al fresco dining in the forest-like surroundings. Since Brooke first headed east in the 2000s, this home largely served as a rental unit. In fact, it was rumored that Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner once shared this fully furnished home a number of years ago during their marriage, and paid through the nose at the rate of around $35,000 a month. Then, in March of 2022, Brooke would finally sell the home for a reported $7.45 million, which is a good deal more than she paid for it in the first place. After meeting who would be her next husband, Brooke and Chris Henge moved to New York City, where they found a four-story West Village townhouse for $5.5 million in 2008. Moving back to her former hometown of New York City was something that Brooke always planned on doing, and she would tell Architectural Digest, I promised myself I would give my girls the kind of richly textured urban childhood that comes with sinking roots into a real New York neighborhood. I wanted to create for them and us an experience of home with a layered and resonant personal history. To do just that, she ensured this four-floor brick house, originally built in 1910, would once again look its absolute best. When she originally bought the place, it was in poor condition and needed a complete overhaul, but she could still easily visualize herself living here, telling AD, After a quick walkthrough, I could see our future there. My bathtub in a niche by a window, our daughter's playroom on the top floor, a light-flooded parlor floor kitchen with a big hearth and a balcony. So Brooke and her husband hired a Brooklyn design firm with a reputation for innovative reconfigurations of historic buildings known as MADE. Their mission was to salvage as much of the home's original detailing and structure as possible. Eventually, the overall look of the home became a mix of furnishings and materials that included neo-classical Italian tables, hand-blocked wallpaper, Chinese lacquer consoles, and… a ton of art. Looking to give the overall feel of the home's decor a downtown edge, the mood strikes you from the moment you step foot in the front foyer, only to be greeted by an 1860s Chinese desk. Over in the kitchen, pops of color are all over, like with the reupholstered chairs in orange patent leather – a look that Brooke likes to call Hermes Orange. And there are also pendant lamps, and a chimney that's been faced in glazed tile. Then the dining room boasts a dark-colored chandelier and a vintage Ralph Lauren home marble-topped pedestal table. In Brooke's living room, there's a French Empire commode, a 1970s Lucite-based cocktail table, and some of her incredible art collection. And while the living room is a class act, the nearby family room has more of a cozy feel with plenty of family photos. Upstairs in Brooke's study, there's an Italian neo-classical desk, tub chairs, and a vintage Louis Vuitton trunk that was a gift to Brooke from her hubby Chris. The couple's master suite also has unique furnishings, like the rest of the home, from the special dress-up bed, and there are also features like an upscale walk-in closet. Surrounding out this space is the master bath with its freestanding tub located right by the window – just like Brooke originally envisioned – and a custom-designed vanity with a tile floor. For any guests that stay over, this bedroom has an Italian neo-classical slipper chair covered in orange suede, and a marble mantel with a pair of antique-style brass lamps. After that main home was all complete, and a few years after finding her groove as a New Yorker once again, Brooke decided to do that thing that wealthy city-dwellers like to do – pick themselves up a vacation home on the beach. She and her hubby headed to New York's Long Island where they discovered the perfect place in the village of Southampton. While Brooke hasn't gone out of her way to show this place off, a few years ago, she did invite the folks from Better Homes and Gardens into her home to take a few pictures. From those, we were able to learn a bit more about the place, from its cheerfully painted walls, to its all-white kitchen. For instance, check out this sun-filled, buttery-colored yellow living room where Brooke, decorated with chairs, decked out in a hot pink fabric after originally inheriting them from her mom. As for the main floor family room, it boasts layered rugs, chevron-armed chairs, and an oversized knit throw that adds a very appreciated textural element to the room. Completing the main floor is Brooke's all-white kitchen, with rich wood floors, glossy subway tiles, and striped barstools. Nearby, there's also a family breakfast nook, with built-in banquette and bistro chairs. Then, down in the basement is yet another family room, which is a bright space thanks to pops of color. And rounding out the interior spaces is Brooke's home office. Out back, this charming cottage boasts a petite patio that's surrounded by lush greenery, flowers, and a table that's only a few hundred feet away from the beach. As nice as Brooke Shields' other home in Greenwich clearly is, this beach house provides a nice contrast to her day-to-day living. It might not be a tropical paradise like in Blue Lagoon, but the accommodations are far nicer. Alright everyone, that's gonna bring this latest house tour to a close. Be sure to let me know what you thought about Brooke's properties down in the comments, as well as who we should feature next on here. Thanks for watching! Be sure to subscribe if you haven't, follow me on Instagram to chat, and I'll see you all in another video. Bye!