Anne Hathaway was reportedly paid $7.5 million for her role in The Dark Knight Risesand $10 million for Les Misérables. According to The Numbers, Anne Hathaway’s movies have made over $6.8 billion globally at the box office and have earned her a net worth of $80 million. The New York native spends a lot of her millions on the various property she has owned. Here are Anne Hathaway’s most remarkable properties, ranked by how much they are worth.

5Anne Hathaway’s Country Cottage In California

Selling Price: Undisclosed

Oscar award-winning actress Anne Hathaway currently owns a historic home in California built-in 1906. Yves Saint Laurent, previously owned the home before Asteroid City director Wes Anderson moved into the Swiss chalet-style home. Anne Hathaway and Adam Shulman told Vogue when they first saw the house, it looked like the perfect place to raise a family. “It was the ideal combination of romance and great design. Our initial instinct was that this would be a very important place in our lives.”

Anne and Adam married in September 2012 and have been going strong ever since. The duo have kept their marriage and personal lives as private as possible. They have two children, Jonathan, 7, and Jack, 4. The actress showed her fans her three-bedroom, four-bathroom family cottage in California through a spread in Architectural Digest. The amount Hathaway paid for the home is unknown, but considering the size, it is worth millions.

4Anne Hathaway’s Luxurious Apartment Duplex With Ex, Raffaello Follieri

Selling Price: $33 million

Before Anne Hathway moved on with her current husband, Adam, she was dating a notorious con man, Raffaello Follieri. The pair lived in a duplex apartment in the Olympic Tower in the 2000s. According to The Wall Street Journal, the former couple rented the luxurious abode for $37,000 monthly. The homeowners, Munro and Avra Bank, told the news outlet that despite Follieri being arrested, he always paid his rent on time.

In 2008, Anne Hathaway’s ex was charged with money laundering and pleaded guilty to defrauding investors of millions. The duplex Anne Hathaway once lived in was listed for $33 million in 2019, according to Forbes. After her failed relationship with Follieri, Hathaway moved out of the expensive apartment they had been sharing.

3Anne Hathaway’s Brooklyn Condo Used As A Closet

Selling Price: $4.3 million

Anne Hathaway once owned a spacious apartment in Brooklyn but never lived in it. According to Page Six, the Ocean’s 8 star used her 2,592 living space as a closet. The home has three en-suite bedrooms, a guest bathroom, and an office. However, Hathaway never lived in the house. This was surprising since the home had 16 large windows overlooking the Manhattan skyline, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Statue of Liberty.

She and her husband, Adam Shulman, reportedly lived in another unit in the same building, while Anne Hathaway used the apartment as a walk-in closet. The ninth-floor home reportedly housed her designer clothes and shoes. In 2013, Anne and Adam listed the home for $4.5 million, but it eventually sold for $4.3 million in 2014.Curbed reported that Hathaway was ready to move because ‘she doesn’t want to be recognized and believes she has too high a profile to be able to live in New York.’

2Anne Hathaway’s New York City Penthouse

Selling Price: $3.5 million

In 2016, Anne Hathaway and her jewelry designer husband bought a $2.55 million apartment in New York. The Upper East Side mansion has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Among the home’s features are a spacious living room, an ethanol fireplace, and an outdoor area that Hathaway loved.

Anne Hathaway’s home has an open floor plan, a kitchen with 18-foot ceilings, and a rooftop terrace. In 2020, the actress listed her elegant private home on the market for $3.5 million, according to Town and Country Magazine.

1Anne Hathaway’s Connecticut Farm House

Selling Price: $2.79 million

The Devil Wears Prada star Anne Hathaway and her husband bought an oceanfront property in the leafy side of Westport, Connecticut. They purchased the 1920s home in 2017, just a year before she starred in Ocean’s 8, for almost $2.79 million. The farmhouse is spacious, featuring five bedrooms, six bathrooms, large windows, and French doors that lead to outside gardens.

The home, famously known as CompoBello, features a pool and a spa in the backyard. Anne’s oceanfront location also has a 1,518-square-foot barn-style pool house. Adam and Anne sold the property two years after they bought it for $2.7 million, making a $90,000 loss.