- Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos owns a $800 million real estate portfolio across 420,000 acres.
- The priciest properties include a Beverly Hills mansion and Florida island.
- Bezos also owns $500 million USD, a 417-foot Koru superyacht with luxury accommodations for 18 guests.
Billionaires, especially in the tech world, have long made headlines with their extravagant lifestyles that never fail to capture the public’s eye. While Elon Musk shocked the world by selling off his real estate empire to live in a $50,000 USD tiny house, and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently traded in his minimalist lifestyle for a sprawling 1,400-acre Ko’olau Ranch in Hawaii, one name consistently stands out for his penchant for the most lavish estates and superyachts: Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
As the world’s second-richest man, Bezos has turned property ownership into a personal passion, building an incredible collection of estates across the United States. From California’s sunny beaches to the historic streets of Washington D.C., his properties, valued at $800 million USD ($1.2 billion AUD), go beyond luxury; they are a symbol of success. With 420,000 acres to his name, Bezos is the 25th-largest landowner in the U.S., showing ambition and vision on every acre.
Medina Estate, Seattle
- Price: $10 million + $53 million USD in renovations
- Size: 5.3 acres
- Date of Purchase: 1998
In 1998, Jeff Bezos made his first major real estate investment in Medina, Seattle, purchasing a property for $10 million USD. Over the years, Bezos has transformed this waterfront estate through substantial renovations, investing an additional $53 million USD to create a truly exceptional residential complex.
The Medina estate stretches a whopping 5.3 acres, showcasing the architectural dream of Bezos himself with two major dwellings: the main mansion, an enormous 29,000-square-foot beauty overshadowing the other buildings, while the secondary structure stands at 8,300 square feet.
The estate offers an array of luxurious amenities like a private boathouse which provides direct water access and a state-of-the-art home theatre. Spa and a sophisticated high-tech security system are also present, ensuring complete privacy from public scrutiny. Conveniently situated proximate to Amazon’s headquarters, this property enables Bezos to maintain a tranquil waterfront lifestyle while staying near the action of his business empire.
A neighbouring mansion, covering an area of 772 square meters and containing five bedrooms and four bathrooms, was also purchased by Bezos for $50 million USD. This additional purchase expanded his already impressive Medina compound, creating an even more extensive private enclave.
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Washington D.C. Mansion
- Price: $23 million USD
- Size: 27,000 square feet
- Date of Purchase: 2016
When Bezos bought the former Textile Museum in Washington, D.C., for $23 million USD, he added another impressive home to his collection. Located in the exclusive Kalorama neighbourhood and home to former U.S. presidents, this 27,000-square-foot mansion is a mix of historic charm and modern luxury. With its stately Roman-style brick columns, sprawling lawn, and private gardens, the property stands out. Inside, it has 10 bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and a huge library, making it a perfect spot for Bezos to stay when he’s in town for business or political meetings.
The Beverly Hills Mansion
- Price: $165 million USD
- Size: 9,000 square feet
- Date of Purchase: 2020
Located in one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in the U.S., Bezos’s Beverly Hills mansion stands as a centrepiece in his real estate empire. Acquired in 2020 for a breathtaking $165 million USD from media mogul David Geffen, this estate sits on 10 acres of land and carries the weight of Hollywood history. Originally built in the 1930s for Warner Bros. president Jack Warner, the 9,000-square-foot mansion is more than a property — it’s a piece of cinematic heritage.
The property boasts extensive landscaping that would make even the most exacting landscape architect marvel. Several pools glitter under the California sun, while a scrupulously designed wine cellar promises intimate gatherings of the most elite circles. A nine-hole golf course adds a touch of recreational luxury where Bezos can perfect his swing in complete privacy.
New York City Penthouse
- Price: $96 million USD
- Size: 17,000 square feet
- Date of Purchase: 2019
In 2019, Bezos acquired multiple units at 212 Fifth Avenue. His strategic accumulation includes entire floors—the 21st, 22nd, 23rd, and 24th — along with the building’s prestigious penthouse and several additional apartments. Overlooking the iconic Madison Square Park, each unit exemplifies luxurious urban living with galleried hallways, exquisite solid oak and marble floors, and impeccable finishes.
This historic 1912 building combines classic charm with modern luxury, offering five-star hotel-like facilities that include a wellness centre equipped with a gym, yoga studio, and treatment room. For fun, there’s a playroom, game room, observatory, dining room, meeting space, catering kitchen, and screening room. Privately accessed by elevator directly from the street.
Texas – Corn Ranch
- Price: Unclear
- Size: 165,000 acres
- Date of Purchase: 2004
Bezos has strong roots in Texas, where he grew up and now owns substantial land. His 165,000-acre Corn Ranch in West Texas serves as both a personal getaway and the base for his space company, Blue Origin, which launches rockets from the site. The property includes a four-bedroom grey stucco home, blending functionality with a touch of comfort.
Maui Compound, Hawaii
- Price: $78 million USD
- Size: 14 acres
- Date of Purchase: 2021
In 2021, Bezos splurged $78 million USD on an estate in Maui, adding a tropical paradise to his collection of mansions. The property is situated on 14 acres, with direct access to the beach and containing lush gardens and multiple structures. Offering sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, it is a tranquil retreat for Bezos and his family. This property is one of the most private and exclusive residences owned by him.
Indian Creek Island, Florida
- Price: $190 million USD (for three properties)
- Date of Purchase: 2023, 2024
One of Bezos’ most high-profile real estate moves is his purchase of three properties on Florida’s exclusive Indian Creek Island, known as the “Billionaire Bunker” and America’s “new Beverly Hills”, This elite island, which is home to just 80 residences, has a private 294-acre golf course and country club. Bezos spent around $190 million USD on this, starting with a USD $68 million waterfront mansion in August 2023, followed by a neighbouring $79 million USD property in October, and a third home in 2024 for $90 million USD, containing six bedrooms and nine bathrooms.
Alpine Homes
- Price: $24 & $13 million USD
- Size: 2 acres
- Date of Purchase: 2007 & 2017
Bezos’ California real estate includes two distinctive properties, starting with a $24 million USD Spanish-style home he bought in 2007. Spreading over two acres, this charming residence has exposed wooden ceiling beams, classic reddish floor tiles, and an eat-in kitchen with a fireplace. It also includes family and media rooms and an owner’s suite with a private veranda overlooking the city. Outside, there are four gardens, a greenhouse, a sunken tennis court, a swimming pool, and a six-car garage.
In 2017, Bezos bought a second California property for $13 million USD which is a sleek, solar-powered mansion. Originally built in 1956, this single-story home contains seven bedrooms and bathrooms, presenting a modern take on luxury living.
Koru Superyacht
- Price: $500 million
- Length: 417 feet
Bezos also owns Koru, a 417-foot superyacht worth $500 million USD. This magnificent yacht has accommodations for up to 18 guests in nine beautiful cabins, while a staff of up to 36 attends to every detail. It boasts an aft deck pool and an expansive sundeck, perfect for relaxation or entertaining. Koru is the ultimate expression of maritime luxury, comfort, and elegance on the water.
Jeff Bezos’ real estate collection isn’t just about owning a series of properties; it’s a true reflection of who he is and what he has achieved. While some billionaires go for simpler, more minimalistic homes, Bezos selects places that represent his ambition and success. Each of his homes has its own story, showing that for him, it’s not just about land but about creating spaces that inspire, offer comfort, and honour the remarkable path he’s taken.
