Celebrity Style
February 7, 2017
Inside Lady Gaga’s $20M Super Bowl Airbnb
Lady Gaga wowed at the Super Bowl this year with an incredible, over-the-top, 13-minute halftime show performance that involved acrobatics, a keytar and her signature dance moves. Prepping for what’s said to be her biggest performance to date must have been tough, but at least she and her crew got to stay in a lavish $20 million mansion in Houston, Texas, for the big event.
The impressive Mediterranean-style estate boasts five bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, a pool, fitness center and a movie theater. The rental price is a cool $13, 439 per night. Take a peek inside the stunning space!
The 9,768-square-foot home is fronted by a perfectly manicured lawn, palm trees and a three-tier water fountain.
Inside, a formal living room with traditional decor boasts tall ceilings to accommodate the large, stone-clad fireplace.
The kitchen exudes southern charm with a large wooden island, a wrought-iron light fixture and exposed wooden beams above.
In the dining room, patterned chairs are mixed with blue velvet wingback chairs at either end of the table. Similar shades of blue are also found painted on the ceiling to draw the eye up.
A sheltered outdoor living room has a resort-like feel, complete with multiple seating areas and a tiled fireplace.
Hits of blue continue into the outdoor kitchen.
Adjacent to the outdoor kitchen is a casual dining area that’s the perfect spot for breakfast.
The master bedroom, which is where Lady Gaga probably slept, has a polished country feel.
How comfy does that tufted bed look?
Stepping into the onyx and marble master bathroom feels like you’ve entered a spa.
Arched windows, carved wood pillars and tiles that create a rug-like effect add a luxurious ambiance.
In this guest room, drab grey-blue walls keep things cozy.
Rusty red accents contrast the dark furniture in this grand office.
In the media room, zones separate the TV area from the games.
There’s even a bar for a post-performance celebration with the crew.
Wall sconces and pot lights mimic the look of a movie theater in the media room.
Outside, a resort-like oasis has us dreaming of a winter getaway to Texas.
The pool is surrounded by stone terraces and a mini waterfall.