Top 62+ Impressive Ozzy Osbourne House Plan Trend Of The Year

Ozzy Osbourne is one of the most famous and well-regarded rock musicians of all time. Accordingly, the man has amassed a pretty impressive collection of stunning properties over the course of his career. This collection includes some of the finest Art Deco house designs in existence.

Ozzy Osbourne’s Betsie Bay Farmhouse is a historic dwelling located in Little Traverse Township, Michigan. Constructed in 1935, this quaint farmhouse sits on a 8.2 acres plot of land, and commands a spectacular view of Betsie Bay. The house features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a separate guest house. Osbourne is said to have spared no expense on his Betsie Bay Farmhouse, outfitting the place with exquisite Art Deco furnishings and decor.

Sitting on the banks of the Ohio River, Ozzy Osbourne's Louisville Mansion is a stunning estate built in the 1930s. It is reported that Osbourne purchased this mansion in 1975, along with 3 acres of surrounding land. The house itself is over 12,000 sq-ft, and its interior is themed heavily in high-end Art Deco styles. With their own personal cinema, three bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a massive model train set, there’s plenty of reasons that the Osbourne family feels right at home here!

This incredible four-bedroom, five-bathroom Ozzy Osbourne's Beverly Hills Mansion empire was purchased for a lavish $10.9 million by the Osbournes in 2004. The interior of the mansion is a classical Art Deco fever dream, featuring elegant marble and chiseled stone accents, and the highest quality furniture and appliances. And with its own personal beauty salon, state-of-the-art home cinema and spa, this is definitely one of the top Art Deco house designs in the world, and belongs to the Osbournes!

In 2007, the Osbourne clan picked up this neat 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom home on 4.6 acres in the celebrity-loved Hidden Hills neighbourhood of Los Angeles. With Waterworks and Eichholtz fixtures, the house is overflowing with the finest Art Deco furnishings, highlighted by two grand staircases and a huge terrace. The Osbourne’s even added a separate artist studio onto the property, separate from their mansion.

In an effort to trade up from Louisville, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne purchased this 8,937 sq-ft luxury mansion in Windermere, Florida. This Windermere Estate features a luxurious Art Deco interior, with scads of French doors that open out onto an expansive pool terrace. The seven-bedroom, six-bathroom property also includes its own two-story guest house and a detached two-room structure that houses the Osbourne’s collection of classic cars.

In 2010, the Osbourne family decided to move their lives from their Florida mansion to a 6,000 sq-ft Cave Creek Mansion in Arizona. Located in the luxurious desert environs of Cave Creek, the house has five bedrooms, six bathrooms and a pool, complimented by the finest in Art Deco house designs. Notable features of the house also include a home theatre, a personal basketball court, and a detached guest house.

In 2011, the Osbourne’s returned to their Kentucky roots, when they bought a sprawling 9,482 sq-ft Copperstone Chateau. Sitting on 5.2 acres, the house comes complete with an art gallery, gym, five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and its own private cinema. The house is home to an exquisite Art Deco interior, including the finest chandeliers and furnishings available.

Also in 2011, the Osbourne’s purchased this 5,000 sq-ft Malibu Mansion with a price tag of $10.45 million. This luxurious four-bedroom, four-bathroom estate is filled with the highest quality Art Deco furnishings and appliances, including its own personal spa and sauna. And with a wraparound pool terrace, the house gives off one of the best views of the Pacific Ocean in Malibu.

After spending five years in Malibu, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne relocated to this stunning $7.4 million Lakewood Estates Mansion in 2016. Besides the usual amenities (five bedrooms, six bathrooms, swimming pool, sauna, and movie theatre), the house is also equipped with its own private wine cellar and a stylish Art Deco-inspired interior. Sitting on just over 5 acres, the house also has recently remodeled by the Osbournes.