Property Envy Poll: $35 Million Mansion, A. Rod's Old Haunt & More

From an old-money enclave to a bombshell property in San Francisco, last night’s episode showcased some fabulous estates.

By Camille Beckles Aug 14, 2013, 12:43 PM ET

Would you love to live on a 14-building estate with an infinity pool and spa? How about a modern Mediterranean mansion that once belonged to Alex Rodriguez and Shaquille O’Neal? Or maybe you want a home with expansive views of the San Francisco Bay. If any of those is true, then last night’s Property Envy was most definitely for you. But what if you could only pick one? Survey all the homes in our gallery, read our descriptions of the estates, then vote in our poll below.

Deer Lodge (Santa Barbara, CA)

Tucked away in the Santa Barbara Riviera, this 13,000-square-foot home sprawls across 180 acres. Once owned by Whoopi Goldberg, the 14-building estate features 10 beds, 11.5 baths, and an infinity pool complete with a spa. For $10.9M, this property can be yours.

Journey’s End (Coral Gables, FL)

This old money enclave, situated on just under two acres outside of Miami, has a modern Mediterranean flair. The 12,000-square-foot home boasts a double-height living room, a 20-foot-tall stone fireplace, a contemporary kitchen, and Brazilian hardwood floors throughout. And if that isn’t enough, the home also features a pool and spa compound. (That’s right, a whole compound). The seven-bed, seven-and-a-half-bath home, which was once owned by Alex Rodriguez and Shaquille O’Neal, can be yours for $8.375M.

Villa Belvedere (Tiburon, CA)

Located on the banks of the San Francisco Bay, this 15,550-square-foot property boasts expansive views of the Bay Area skyline, including the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. The seven-bed, nine-bath home sits on just over an acre, and features a 50-foot lap pool and African mahogany floors. Located in one of the most expensive areas in the US, this home is valued at a whopping $35M. And did we mention that George Lucas and David Fincher live down the block?

Now we want to know your thoughts: which home was your favorite? Take our poll.