D
emi Moore's real estate portfolio may not be as dynamic as her acting career, but the actress has maintained a consistent affinity for homes that seamlessly blend with their surroundings. Her Beverly Hills and Idaho properties, in particular, exemplify this philosophy.

    Moore's California abode, which she purchased around 2003, is a masterclass in harmonious design. The floor-to-ceiling glass, sun-filled atrium, and natural color palette create an indoor-outdoor experience that blurs the lines between nature and architecture. In contrast, her Idaho home, acquired after her divorce from Bruce Willis, is an idyllic sprawl that feels like a nature preserve.

    The couple's Malibu beach house, though not owned by Moore, was their home base during the 1990s. The modern-style dwelling featured a double-height living room, projection room, and pool overlooking the ocean. During her time there, Moore biked to Paramount Studios for filming, showcasing her dedication to her craft.

    When Moore and Willis finalized their divorce in 2000, she retained ownership of their New York City penthouse, which they had purchased in 1990 for $8 million. The triplex apartment boasted sprawling views of Central Park, the city skyline, and the Hudson River. However, as Moore's time in New York decreased, she listed the property for $75 million in 2015, eventually selling it for $45 million in 2017.

    Moore's Idaho oasis has been a constant source of comfort throughout her life. The 10.5-acre plot features six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, surrounded by trees, gardens, and a river crossed by a concrete bridge. Moore has fond memories of swimming in the "Redneck Riviera" with her daughters and exploring the property's natural beauty.

    In addition to these properties, Moore has called other places home over the years, including a New York City penthouse and a Malibu beach house. Her affinity for homes that blend seamlessly into their surroundings is a testament to her appreciation for nature and its calming effects.