Comedian Dennis Miller, known for his years on "Saturday Night Live," is selling his renovated beachfront home in Carpinteria, California, for $22.5 million, nearly double what he paid for it in 2003, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Miller and his wife bought the home for its prime location on one of California’s most pristine beaches and its exceptional sense of privacy, according to The Journal. 

The 6,000-square-foot beachfront estate sits on more than a half-acre of land with 63 feet of beach frontage on the Pacific Ocean. 

Riskin Associates with Village Properties has the listing. 

Welcome to 3333 Padaro Lane. Located in California’s Santa Barbara County, this charming seaside home was designed by architect Don Nulty.

The five-bedroom mansion was recently renovated and filled with Scandinavian antiques.

The quintessential beachfront home is decorated with a light color scheme.

An apartment in New York's Plaza Hotel has hit the market for an insane asking price.

Florida-based philanthropist and retired insurance tycoon Barry Kaye and his wife Carol Kaye have discounted their sprawling apartment at New York's Plaza Hotel by 30%, Curbed reports.

The third-floor apartment had been listed for a whopping $49.5 million in August. The current price is a relatively paltry $35 million.

The 3,412-square-foot pad has three bedrooms, two master bathrooms, access to the Plaza's spa and gym, and views of Central Park in every room.

The apartment was built from two former state rooms, which the Kayes bought in 2008 for $13.6 million.

The Plaza Hotel is one of New York's most iconic buildings and sits right at the foot of Central Park.

It's also the place that a lucky few call home. Barry and Carol Kaye bought two former staterooms on the third floor for $13.6 million in 2008. They are now selling the converted apartment for $35 million after knocking $15 million off the price.

The massive living room includes a 13-foot-high ceiling with a recessed coffer.

A Palm Beach Gardens mansion with Italian Renaissance- and French Baroque-revival details just listed for $30 million, according to Curbed Miami.

That makes it the most expensive property for sale in the neighborhood.

The home is quite ornate — it has marble floors, hand carved ceilings, and a whopping 40 chandeliers, not to mention six bedrooms and a ballroom.

The Palazzo Grande Mansion was built in 2005 to mimic the romance and luxury of a 16th Century Italian Renaissance-style villa. The land was sold to the builders of the house in 2002 for a measly $111,600.

The exterior was made with a cast-stone marble veneer. The front portico features Corinthian columns meant to emulate the east side of the Louvre in Paris.

The luxury doesn't stop as you enter the house and make your way to the kitchen. Limestone walls, cherry cabinetry, granite countertops, and the very top-of-the-line appliances, including two Sub-Zero refrigerators and two dishwashers. A Venetian-style ceiling completes the look.

Located just two hours from Zurich, the tiny town of Andermatt has not always been a well-known ski destination.

But since the opening of The Chedi Andermatt hotel, the idyllic town in the Swiss Alps has become a widely talked about vacation spot and even secured a place on the New York Times’ ‘Best Places to Go’ list.

Designed by architect Jean-Michel Gathy, the incredible hotel is a contemporary ski-chalet and is meant to be a mix of “alpine chic meets Asian sleek.”

The 105-room luxury hotel has a ski-in living room, an après-ski outdoor hydrothermal bath, a 115-foot-long indoor heated pool, an extensive wine and cigar library, and a walk-in cheese cellar. 

Plus, guest have their own personal ski butler to help them choose ski equipment and carry skis to and from the slopes. 

Rooms in the hotel can cost from 500 to 8,000 dollars a night, according to the Daily Mail. 

Welcome to The Chedi Andermatt, a luxurious ski resort that is tucked away in the Urseren Valley in the Swiss Alps.

The 5-star hotel opened in 2013, and is the first European property for the Asia-based GMH Hotels.

The interior of the hotel mixes traditional alpine comfort with a contemporary Asian style.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are reportedly buying the home next door to their new $20 million mansion, according to The Daily Mail.

An outdated ranch-style home with 1.49 acres of land went on sale for $2.92 million right next door to Kim and Kanye’s French country-style home in Hidden Hills. 

It was bought on December 15th by a company called Safari View LLC for $2.92 million and the deed was then transferred to the Noel Roberts Trust. Curbed linked the Noel Roberts Trust to the Bel Air mansion that Kim and Kanye are currently selling, as well as Kanye’s old Hollywood Hills home. 

The pair are most likely looking to extend their property and gain more privacy for themselves and their daughter North. They will probably demolish the current home and do some serious landscaping, bringing their total property acreage to 5.

The Wests already own the $20 million mansion next door with 15,600 square feet. The estate was once owned by Lisa Marie Presley, but her original mansion was razed in 2010 by the then-owner who built the current eight-bedroom spread on the property.

In addition to all their new real estate, Kimye — who were still living in Kim’s mother Kris Jenner’s home until recently — will enjoy two spas, a vineyard, two swimming pools, and more on their new property. 

"I am so ready to be out of my mom's house, you have no idea," Kim told People magazine. "We wanted to be away and have more privacy ... but it will be nice to still be close." 

Kim and Kanye bought this 8,000-square-foot estate in Hidden Hills in August — right down the street from Kim's mom's house, where the couple had previously been staying with baby North.

Now it's been revealed they also picked up the next door property (outlined in yellow). It will add roughly 1.5 acres to Kim and Kanye's 3.5 acre estate (in red).

The couple's new home — which boasts a very grand entrance —was previously owned by Elvis' daughter, Lisa Marie Presley.

A West Village townhouse that just underwent a painstaking renovation has sold for $21 million.

That's nearly double what a development company paid for it in 2012, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The landmark house transformed from a 10-unit townhouse into a stunning single-family home.

Now updated with new wood floors, windows, a garden, an elevator, and central air, the 1880s townhouse looks nowhere near its true age.

For its sale, the apartment was staged by Cheryl Eisen of Interior Marketing Group.

Meet 79 Horatio Street, a gorgeous six-level townhouse nestled in the heart of New York City's most desirable neighborhood: the West Village.

The house was restored completely after a developer bought it in 2012 for only $10.45 million. The developer renovated the interior and converted it from 10 apartments back into a single-family home, as it was originally.

The six floors add up to a huge amount of living space with six bedrooms and 7,100 square feet.

Actress Michelle Williams has sold her gorgeous ivy-covered Brooklyn townhouse for more than one million over the asking price, 6sqft reports. 

Williams bought the property in 2005 with her then-boyfriend Heath Ledger for a mere $3.6 million, according to Curbed. 

The townhouse spent barely four months on the market before being sold for $8.8 million.

Which makes sense because in addition to be an incredibly lovely and inviting home, the townhouse is packed with amazing amenities including a temperature-controlled wine cellar, heated floors, and a rooftop garden with a waterfall. 

Williams is reportedly moving to LA to focus on her career, and leaving this incredible space behind.  

Welcome to 126 Hoyt Street in the popular Brooklyn neighborhood of Boerum Hill. The incredible corner property is covered in lush greenery.

The interior of the home is very spacious, and is centered around a nearly 1,000-square-foot “loft-like parlor floor.”

The home has 12-foot-tall ceilings and huge windows that shower the kitchen with natural light and views of the garden.

Former managing director at Morgan Stanley Charles G. Phillips and his wife Candace are selling their penthouse for $40 million, according to the New York Times.

Their children are now grown, so they don't need the huge amount of space the Park Avenue triplex offers. 

The apartment was built in the 1920s by famous Italian-American architect Rosario Candela, and his influence still radiates through the apartment.

Welcome to 775 Park Avenue, smack dab in the heart of New York City's Upper East Side and a mere two blocks from Central Park.

The house is part of a building designed by famous turn-of-the-century architect Rosario Candela. It's considered one of his great works, and the apartment has been carefully restored with his original work in mind.

The apartment was designed by Candela with entertaining in mind, and the dining room is big enough to host a banquet-style dinner.

A mansion in Sag Harbor has just been discounted by $19 million, according to Curbed Hamptons. 

Originally listed for $65 million, the property price has dropped to $49 million.

The mansion is called “Angel View” and is a custom-built, 12,000-square-foot, six-bedroom house that sits on 6.5 acres of land and has 500 feet of waterfront property.

It also has quite a few amenities, including an indoor grotto, a two-tiered infinity edge pool, tennis courts, a luxe cabana, and an estate-wide sound system.

Welcome to Angel View in Sag Harbor. The property just went on sale for $49 million.

The property is actually three plots of land combined for a total of 6.5 acres. It also has waterfront access.

The home is quite secluded with two private gates.

The infamous Central Village triplex penthouse at 704 Broadway has just hit the market for $37 million, Curbed reports.  

The massive residence was once an event space called Sky Studios that could be rented for private parties, weddings, Sex and the City episodes, and other glamorous New York events. 

When Billionaire investor Ron Burkle purchased the famous space in 2007 he paid $17 million in cash — he then spent the next two years renovating the place to make it the dreamy loft that it is today.  

The penthouse has three floors, six bedrooms, a rooftop garden, soaring 17-foot-tall ceilings, skylights, and a fully equipped home theater.

Plus, it has heated rooftop pool that has incredible views of the city. 

Raphael De Niro of Douglas Elliman Real Estate has the listing. 

The entire penthouse is filled with elegant details and classic furnishings. The inviting great room is a 19-century style loft space that has cast-iron columns, custom wood-coffered ceilings, and a working 17-century Dutch Tudor fireplace.

The spacious French Country-inspired chef's kitchen has a barrel vaulted exposed brick ceiling and antique blue marble tiles that were recovered from a convent in France.

The Master Suite sits behind a library and hand-carved Moroccan French doors. The room has a basket weave vaulted ceiling, wood paneled walls, and a massive bed.

The most expensive and lavish of six apartments built atop New York City's historic Puck Building has hit the market for $66 million.

The price is astounding, and if it sells at the list price, it would become the most expensive apartment building sold in downtown New York, according to Curbed.

The 7,241-square-foot apartment features six bedrooms, 7.5 bathrooms, a gym, home theater, wine cellar, and beautiful rooftop patio.

The rooftop patio features a hot tub and a "yoga lawn."

Another lounge-y section of the patio.

The side of the rooftop has a grill and eating area.

The gorgeous Fifth Avenue mansion that Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich almost bought for $75 million is now available to rent for $80,000 a month, according to Curbed New York.

The rent was price chopped from the original $150,000-a-month asking price from back in October, presumably from lack of interest.

Now the triplex is back, this time for almost half the rent. Curbed reports that the owner, heiress Angelika Ivanc, is spending time out of town with her children and is hoping to find a suitable tenant.

More than a year ago, Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich was in contract to purchase three of the five apartments in the building at 828 Fifth Avenue from the family of late British real estate developer Howard Ronson, which included the penthouse, a triplex, and a duplex apartment.

The deal fell through after the seller — Ronson's widow, Ivanc — reportedly held out because she thought she could get more money from the Russian mogul.

Abramovich had reportedly bought another apartment in the building, and was trying to purchase the final unit so he could restore the mansion to its former glory. Now it looks like that dream may never happen.

But for those with $80,000 to throw around each month, the eight-bedroom co-op is now available to rent on Stribling & Associates as well as Sotheby's real estate.

An interesting mix of classic and modern with tall ceilings and eight bedrooms, the home even has a rooftop terrace that looks out over Central Park.

The Manhattan townhouse sits directly across from Central Park Zoo.

It's currently divided up into five units.

Abramovich was hoping to buy them all and create a single-family mansion.

Venture Capitalist Baline Wesner and wife Alexa Wesner are selling their ‘floating box house,’ in Austin, Texas for an undisclosed price, reports Curbed.   

Designed by architect Peter Gluck, the contemporary home uses glass walls to seamlessly integrate into the beautiful surroundings. 

The incredible 10,563 square-foot home has 7 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, a guest house, and once even hosted President Obama. 

Although the price is undisclosed, it is estimated that the owners are looking for an offer "in the $20 million range," according to Curbed.

Laura Gottesman of Gottesman Residential Real Estate has the listing. 

Welcome to 200 Heritage Live Oaks.

The home is designed as a series of boxes with one stack on top of the other. The second level sits on the transparent glass living room.

It is located on a secluded four acres in Austin’s neighborhood of West Lake Hills — which is helpful since the entire home is basically made from glass.

Kym Gold, the cofounder of True Religion Jeans, is selling her gorgeous Malibu mansion for $26.5 million.

Even though it's only one story, the Mediterranean-style home is huge with 6,600 square feet of indoor living space and 67,500 square feet of outdoor living space.

The five-bedroom home sits on 1 1/2 acres of land and has water and coastline ocean views. It also has an organic garden, tennis court, gym, and a heated pool.

Amy Alcini and Cormac O'Herlihy with Sotheby's Real Estate has the listing.

Welcome to the Malibu home of Kym Gold, the cofounder of True Religion Jeans.

The stunning property is on sale for $26.5 million.

The home sits on 1 1/2 acres of land and has a gorgeous gate welcoming guests into the home.

A Manhattan home with a two-car garage and pool has hit the market for $29 million, according to Curbed New York.

With an elevator, dressing room with 15 closets, and 10,000 square feet of space, this home is truly worth the price.

Plus, you know a home is beautiful when not even bizarre, virtually staged furniture can ruin the listing photos.

J. Roger Erickson of Sotheby's Real Estate has the listing.

The townhouse, located at 107 East 61st Street, is smack dab in the heart of New York City's Upper East Side. Because parking is hard to come by in NYC, it even has a two-car garage.

Inside, the house has 10,000 square feet of living space.

The home's chef's kitchen is filled with the latest appliances as well as a skylight and full island with stools.

A quirky apartment in an exclusive co-op building on Manhattan's east side is on the market for $12.75 million, according to Curbed.

The River House was built in 1931 in an art deco style. Until 2013, the co-op board forbid listings to include the name of the building or its address. It's also turned away a number of applicants, including Richard Nixon, Diane Keaton, Joan Crawford, and Gloria Vanderbilt.

The apartment is located on the 14th floor and has a terrace that overlooks the East River.

Sotheby's realtor Nikki E. Field has the listing.

Behold the gates of the River House, one of Manhattan's most exclusive co-op buildings.

Don't let its secluded East Side address fool you —the notoriously snooty co-op board ensures that only the wealthiest and most well-connected New Yorkers move in to the venerable tower. Until 2013, the board banned mention of the building's name or its address in broker listings.

An exclusive off-street private cobblestone driveway with a fountain takes you up to the residence building.

When the current owners of this Paris mansion bought a dilapidated workshop built by Gustave Eiffel (yes, that Eiffel), they intended to turn it into a commercial space.

However, the correct permits were tough to obtain, so they instead converted the former factory into a gorgeous three-floor mansion, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The roof and many of the details are original, but are tastefully mixed throughout the home with added consciences. Wrought iron is on display throughout, and the light let in by the huge windows brightens up the entire home.

The current owners are selling the property for $11.5 million because it is now too big for them. They will use the proceeds to sail around the world.

France's Emile Garcin Properties has the listing.

This isn't your typical loft-style conversion. This spectacular space was converted from a factory built in the early 20th century roughly 3 years ago.

The gabled glass roof over the living room rests on the original steel structure. The blinds dressing the glass roof open and close automatically.

The living room sits between two terraces.

Netscape cofounder Jim Clark has just purchased a gorgeous townhouse on New York's Upper East Side, the New York Post reports.

The billionaire reportedly paid $37 million for the 11,100-square-foot townhouse. The home previously belonged to the late Rachel "Bunny" Mellon, heiress to the Listerine fortune and wife of banking legend Paul Mellon.

Clark has been on a bit of a buying spree lately. According to the Post, the Netscape billionaire was the mystery buyer of Ron Howard's Armonk, N.Y. home, which he paid $37.5 million for last July.

Clark's new Upper East side home is truly a sight to behold.

Welcome to 125 East 70th Street, Jim Clark's new home on the Upper East Side.

Let's step inside the home. The townhouse has 11,100 square feet and a total of 14 rooms.

It was designed in a French neoclassical style, and is basically decorated like a palace.

The celebrity news website TMZ is reporting that rapper, producer, and Beats Electronics tycoon Dr. Dre has sold his Los Angeles home for $32.5 million.

Dre bought the six-bedroom home in December 2011 for $15.4 million through a trust, according to property records. He listed the property for $35 million in June.

The mansion spans 9,696 square feet and overlooks downtown Los Angeles from the Hollywood Hills.

The music mogul bought Tom Brady and Giselle Bündchen's Brentwood, California, home for $40 million in May. His new house will have a moat, terraces, and an infinity pool.

Apple announced in May that it would buy Beats Electronics for a whopping $3 billion. The rapper and entrepreneur is worth a reported $800 million after the deal.

Dr. Dre has now sold this six-bedroom mansion for $32.5 million.

The gated home is in Hollywood Hills West, and it has 9,696 square feet with a wine cellar, library, and guesthouse.

The home also has a covetable flat backyard.

Actor Mathew Perry is under contract to sell his modern Malibu retreat overlooking the ocean, according to the Wall Street Journal. The home had been listed for $12.5 million.

Known as the “Pier House," the estate sits on 2.5 acres in the celebrity-studded neighborhood of Serra Retreat. It has an outdoor pool, fire pit, and meditation garden.

Inside, the open design plan provides floor-to-ceiling views of the ocean with glass walls, a home theater, and expansive decks that overlook the water and Malibu Pier. The master suite takes up an entire wing of the home, and comes with a his and hers bathroom suite.

Perry famously turned the mansion into a sober living facility known as the “Perry House” last year. He'll be moving the “Perry House” to the more affordable Studio City neighborhood in Los Angeles.

Mark Rutstein and Greg Holcomb of Partners Trust Real Estate Brokerage and Acquisitions co-listed the property.

Welcome to Matthew Perry's "Pier House" in Malibu.

The gorgeous home is in the exclusive neighborhood of Serra Retreat.

Perry famously turned the modern home into a sober living facility in 2013.

Source: TODAY