Few political families in American history have interested the public for quite as long as the Kennedys have.
What’s been perhaps most captivating when it comes to the Kennedys is how much money they had.
Suffice it to say, there was plenty of money to go around.
Take a look at the most gorgeous Kennedy homes through the years.
JFK was born in 1917 at his family home in Brookline, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston.
The home has gone through some turmoil of its own, too.
One of the men was later identified as James “Whitey” Bulger.
“He was all rah-rah-rah about fighting busing,” a source later toldThe Boston Globeof his attack.
“He wanted to make a point.
He liked to say he was doing something active to fight busing.
He was and is a racist.”
The home underwent some renovation to restore it and reopened a year later to the public.
Her parents, Janet Norton Lee and John Vernou Bouvier III, were well-to-do socialites.
When Jackie was 10 years old, her parents divorced.
In 2017, the property went up for sale for just under $50 million (a bargain!
When Jackie wasn’t at Merrywood, she spent time at her grandfather’s estate in the Hamptons.
Also situated on seven acres, the home is only (only!)
The Hamptons home went on sale for $55 million in 2023.
That’s an entirely different level of rich.
Look no further than Domaine de Beaumont, the Kennedy family’s fabulous retreat in the French Riviera.
And the property is truly exceptional.
There’s also a gorgeous pool and well-manicured outdoor space.
The Kennedys have known the good life for a long time.
The family left their mark along the entire East Coast, stamping a particularly prominent print in Massachusetts.
Joseph and Rose continued buying abutting property until the family had a compound.
There, the Kennedy family created many memories together.
He even spent one final weekend in Palm Beach just before he was assassinated.
It’s easy to see why JFK liked spending time at the Palm Beach property.
(This, of course, was in addition to their place on the Kennedy compound.)
“I don’t know how Ethel tolerated it, frankly.
For six months in 1954, JFK and Jackie rented a Georgetown townhouse.
Jackie worked hard to make the place home while she and JFK lived there.
“Many thanks, Mattie.
If you have any spare time, hope you will come and cook me a dish of collards.
I think it’s brilliant!”
Jackie said of the home, as reported byMansion Global.
And immediately following his death, she had lots of decisions to make, including where to live.
The five-bedroom abode includes a pool, chef’s kitchen, tennis court, barn, and boathouse.
