Jon Bon Jovi, 63, has a picture-perfect mansion on the coast of Palm Beach, worth a dazzling $43,000 but its future could be hanging in the balance due to a developer.
Surrounding properties have been snapped up by companies called Creekshore LLC and Mango Leaf LLC, according to the Daily Mail, and it is believed that these purchases could be part of a larger plan to combine them all into one.
Jon has reportedly declined an offer on his home from a prospective buyer, choosing to stay put inside, meaning the developers’ plans would be thwarted.
The residence boasts seven bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, a private gym, a climate-controlled wine cellar and a beachfront cabana.
The master bedroom is a real highlight of the place with show-stopping vistas panning across the crystal ocean. Just imagine waking up there!
The hitmaker acquired this home in 2020 and he supposedly likes to retreat here during the winter months – and we certainly don’t blame him.
While Jon has refused an offer from the investor at present, there’s nothing to say that a better deal won’t tempt the singer eventually – if the price is right…
Jon’s New Jersey home
© Christopher WillardIn 2020, Jon listed his New Jersey home overlooking the Navesink River for $20 million. The 18,000-square-foot residence was split into two wings: one for the family, and the other for guests or staff.
It wasn’t short of impressive features with a three-bedroom house on site, its own pub with a billiards area and even a recording studio!
Seven double garages and a dock for a boat were also noteworthy additions.
It’s unknown whether the property with a picturesque riverfront location ever got sold or if it is still part of Jon’s impressive real estate portfolio.
Selfless star
While Jon lives in grand mansions, he doesn’t forget about those less fortunate. The Living on a Prayer star has a caring heart and his charity, the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, has helped provide support for almost 1,000 units of affordable and supportive housing in 12 different states for thousands of people including youth and veterans.
His aim is to “break the cycle of poverty, hunger, and homelessness – one SOUL at a time,” the Facebook page for the charity reads.
There are always opportunities to volunteer at either of the two JBJ Soul Kitchens in New Jersey. “Volunteers are guided by our Support Staff and given opportunities to help others in the community,” the website explains.
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