From A Horror House Worth Of $1.7 Million To $118,000 BMW Hydrogen 7 – List Of Most Expensive Things Owned By Brad Pitt

Here's a list of most expensive things Brad Pitt owns:

Brad Pitt is an American actor and film producer. He has also featured numerous times in Forbes’ highest-paid actor’s list. Well, as per reports the actor’s net worth as of 2021 is $300 million approximately.

Well, with big balance comes huge expenditure too. From many properties, charities and vehicles the actor owns along with ex-partner Angelina Jolie. Here’s some of the most expensive things Brad Pitt owns or has invested in.

We all dream of sailing across the oceans comfortably and preferably in our personal yacht. Well, Brad Pitt is doing this. The actor and Angelina Jolie purchased a $322 million yacht for themselves, also paid an additional $200,000 to customize the décor to their taste.

While Brad Pitt spent a massive amount on a yacht, he also made good use of his money and founded a charity with Angelina Jolie, named ‘Jolie-Pitt’ Foundation.

Besides the foundation, Pitt has also made other charitable contribution for building homes after hurricane Katrina, Global Action for Children charity, donations to a clinic in Ethiopia to help fight health epidemics and much more.

Besides, speaking of his properties, Brad Pitt owns a villa in France worth $41 million. The place spans 18,000 square foot and includes its own vineyard, home theatre as well as swimming pools. Another property Brad Pitt owns with then-wife Angeline Jolie is the Château Miraval in Southern France.

Let’s not forget Brad Pitt’s spooky mansion which he bought for $1.7 million in 1994. The haunted mansion was previously owned by actress Cassandra Peterson.

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