PHOTOSInside Mariah Carey’s 10,500-Square-Foot Quarantine Quarters
Mariah Carey’s Manhattan penthouse is plenty posh, but since decamping the city in March for a regal country manor in Bedford Corners, N.Y., the well-heeled diva, 50, has been living large.
The 10,500-square-foot rental, which has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms — and four powder rooms! — spread out over three elevator-serviced floors, sits on five acres of land, so there’s plenty of room for her 9-year-old twins, Moroccan and Monroe (dad is Mariah’s ex-hubby, Nick Cannon) to roam free.
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One of just a few dozen estates nestled among the woods in a prestigious gated community, the secluded pad is protected by a cutting-edge security system with more than 20 cameras, as well as biometric keyless entry. The lavish digs are also totally automated — but then again, the “Save the Day” singer never has to lift a finger, since she also brought along a handful of dedicated staffers to cater to her every whim.
Now that’s what we call the perfect COVID-quarantine pod!
The 10,500-square-foot rental has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms — and four powder rooms.
Girls only! Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown popped in for a get-together last August.
The dream kitchen features a huge, marble-topped island, a coffered ceiling and handsome hardwood floors.
The stately stone mansion, which is surrounded by manicured gardens, sits at the end of a grand circular drive.
Time to break out the popcorn! The spacious, state-of-the-art home theater boasts extra-comfy reclining chairs — and a wet bar.
Carey, who underwent weight-loss surgery in 2018, has stayed in shape during quarantine thanks to the home’s well-equipped gym.
The bright and airy dining area next to the kitchen opens out onto a sun-filled deck.
The basement-level media lounge is outfitted with a pool table and a 900-gallon saltwater fish tank.
Making a splash: The luxury abode’s standout feature is a 90-foot-long violin-shaped pool, which is lined with glass tiles that light up! The $1 million violin pool’s chinrest is actually a spa — and the bow is a koi pond!
