 Few entertainers have worked as hard as Whoopi Goldberg has to claim her spot as one of Hollywood's most accomplished stars. With her success, she's been able to purchase luxury real estate all over from her current Jersey home to a farm in Vermont and more. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses 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. Not only is Whoopi a comedian and actress but she's a world famous talk show host and thanks to no small part to her role on the view, she's accumulated quite the net worth for herself around 80 million dollars. Some of you might be shocked to hear that number but she's making nearly 8 million annually from her salary on the view alone and these days she's filming a lot of those episodes from the comfort of her own home. You look great. Thank you. I am great. This is what we call responsible social distancing. That's live from her mansion in West Orange, New Jersey in a state that she first bought in 2009 for just under 3 million dollars. Beyond that Whoopi has lived in some of the nicest homes you can imagine all over the United States including a Victorian style home in Berkeley as well as a 745 acre farm in Vermont. Even a gorgeous apartment in Manhattan that she would eventually sell for 3 million dollars in 2010. She also used to own an absolutely jaw dropping mansion in LA specific palisades that we're going to take a look at in just a little bit. How's it going guys it's Kara the Vampire Slayer here for you with a brand new house tour this one exploring the homes both current and prior of Whoopi Goldberg. I've been a huge fan of Whoopi ever since I first saw Karina Karina as a kid and she'll always have that Oscar from Ghost. Today I'm going to show you some of the nicest places she's lived in over her career. 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In 1993 Whoopi purchased this home and she's owned the property for close to 25 years. Situated on the Amalfi Ram the 7,000 square foot main house sits on a 28,000 square foot lot and is lined by trees and chalk full of gorgeous landscaping including an ivy covered facade which offers a magical sense of privacy and what is well known to be a star studded neighborhood. Other highlights of the home include the five en suite bedrooms, seven bathrooms, an in-ground pool and views that feature the ocean and canyon. A separate guest house is situated over the garage with its one bedroom and bath helps make the perfect place to host people visiting from all over the world. In 2018 Whoopi would sell this home for almost $9 million. Next up we have probably the most surprising former home in Whoopi's real estate profile an expansive farm estate located in Vermont. Whoopi picked this parcel of land up in 2004 and the Roro Green Mountains near the southern Vermont community of Marbro which is about four hours north of New York City. All in all the estate features over 745 acres of land but it should be noted that 640 of those acres are conserved land which means they can never be developed. Of the remaining 100 acres there is 67 acres of pasture land along with 15 miles of groomed horse and buggy trails. As well as 22 acres worth of sugar bush which is used in production of Vermont's famous maple syrup. Portions of the farm's main house date back to the 1700s and the original structure is a simple two room cabin that has been added on to several times throughout the years. These days the colonial home features a rather plain but dignified exterior and now measures around 6100 square feet including four bedrooms as well as three full and two half baths. 2004 Whoopi undertook a massive renovation of the home where the residence was taken down to its bare bones and then rebuilt with all the up-to-date fixings while still keeping the original details like the two sided fireplace with beehive oven. That fireplace is even believed to have been part of the original cabin. The main floor of the home also has wide plank wood floors, rustic wood beams, exposed posts, and floor to ceiling windows. In addition the farm features an indoor riding area as well as a heated horse barn and a two-story cement barn that can be used as a woodworking shop. Having been born in Manhattan it only makes sense that Whoopi would have owned a home in the city that never sleeps. Whoopi first moved into this place located in the Soho Cast Iron Historic District around 2007 but she wouldn't stick around all that long before eventually selling it in the fall of 2009 for around 3 million dollars. Located on Wooster Street this 3,800 square foot loft features two bedrooms and some amazingly high ceilings as well as cast iron columns. Among its other stellar features are chevron painted marble floors, a contemporary chef's kitchen, a family room with oodles of storage, and a master wing with a huge bedroom and ensuite bathroom. Even its walking closet is bigger than most of New York City's average and less than fabulous apartments. Perhaps her most unassuming home Whoopi owned this classic home in Central Berkeley for more than 30 years buying it in 1985 for only $355,000. This restored 1890 Victorian style home with its New Orleans style front porch and columns was one of Whoopi's last ties to Berkeley where she kickstarted her career. The home is located on McKinley Avenue and is made up of a 1,455 square foot house alongside a two-story cottage which was converted from a barn into a 1,635 square foot second abode and even features its own kitchen and full bathroom. That's like getting two homes for the price of one. Finally, we come to Whoopi's primary residence and the home that she still lives into this very day. A stately mansion she purchased in 2009 for $2.8 million. This stunning home comes complete with eight bedrooms, six full and two half bathrooms and is situated in the historic and exclusive enclave known as Lulin Park in West Orange, New Jersey. Whoopi first moved here after selling her loft in Manhattan and having been born in New York she initially scoffed at the idea of moving to Jersey but she eventually found living in an apartment in NYC to be too uncomfortable and wanted to find some place with more space. This Georgian colonial style mansion was built in 1927 by a wealthy mogul who Whoopi describes as a one-time chicken king. I know who that brings to mind but honestly I'm not 100% sure that's who she means. The home features 9,486 square feet of space and can be found behind some heavy duty security gates. After discovering the place and taking one look at the bathroom with its original tiles Whoopi was sold. She told New York magazine I felt I'm supposed to be here. I just felt it had been built for me. I went in there and thought oh okay this is mine. It looks very sort of standoffish but then you put your stuff in and it's like okay I can be here. As one of those rare talents that has managed to win an Oscar, Grammy, Emmy, Tony and a Golden Globe this is a home where Whoopi keeps all her trophies. Even if they are stashed away at the very top of the house where she also keeps her collection of rare books. The inner sanctum of her spacious bedroom is furnished with a suite of mahogany furniture and many of her favorite paintings and photographs adorn the walls. She told New York magazine I'm sort of eclectic. The periods kind of clash all over the house which is great for me. It feels like you can hang out. It's formal and yet it doesn't give a shit. These days Whoopi spends a lot of her time here visiting with her grandchildren or friends that come by for dinner. In fact she regularly hosts social gatherings in her gigantic dining room because she's not someone who likes to go out all that much anymore. The total estate is said to boast 23 rooms including an extravagant kitchen, an outdoor gym, a pool and an outdoor patio area as well. All right guys, I think we're gonna bring this house to a trend right here. Why did you guys think of Whoopi Goldberg's many different homes? Do you have a favorite? If so, which one? Let me know in the comments down below or feel free to rate them. I for one really like her current Jersey home. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram and I will see you all in the next video. Bye.