Inside Luann de Lesseps' Glam Homes Over the Years! | House Tour 2025

When it comes to glamour, grace, and a little cabaret flare, Land Delesups knows how to live. The Real Housewives of New York City OG has had quite the real estate journey. From upscale apartments on both sides of Manhattan to a chic Hampton's retreat and even a little drama with a missing upstate house, Lann's taste in homes is just as bold and fabulous as she is. Let's take a tour through Lann's many homes over the years. And yes, we'll be stopping at the iconic Upper East Side apartment with the Florida ceiling windows and her white piano, even if she doesn't play it. Guys, I have an important announcement about this channel. There is someone trying to take this channel, Famous Entertainment, Down, and have everything that I've worked so hard on deleted. Click the link in the top comment, and I'll explain everything at the end of this video. So, please stay tuned. First up, Satch Harbor. A fan favorite location from Real Housewives of New York and Lann's longtime weekend getaway. Lann purchased the waterfront home back in 2013 for just over a million dollars. She fully renovated the 19th century Greek Revival House into a stylish seaside escape. The 2,500 ft 3-bedroom, three-b home included a charming white and navy color palette, nautical decor, and of course, plenty of space to host her fellow housewives. The outdoor area included a large back patio, perfect for summer cocktails or morning yoga. But in 2018, Lann ran into legal trouble involving this very home. After her children and ex-husband sued her over the use of funds tied to the property, she was court-ordered to sell it. Despite the drama, Lann still refers to the Hamptons as her peaceful escape and has spent time renting in the area since. After selling her waterfront Sag Harbor home, Lann decided to trade coastal luxury for rustic charm with a property in upstate New York. In 2018, she purchased a secluded retreat in the Catskill Mountains for a reported $1 million. This cozy and private getaway located roughly 2 hours of NYC served as the perfect escape during her recovery and transition period. Lann moved into the Catskills full-time in July 2018 following a second rehab stint in the change of pace offered the serenity she needed. The home itself was nestled on 6 acres of land and features three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and vated ceilings that flood the space with natural light. The spacious living room includes a stone fireplace, while the large windows provide scenic woodland views year round. Lanne has shared glimpses of her time there on Instagram, often showing off her cozy reading nook, morning coffee on the porch, and peaceful nature walk. Lann also updated the kitchen with modern appliances while keeping a country chic aesthetic, combining wood beams with sleek counters and farmhouse touches. Her bedroom here featured a canopy bed, while her outdoor deck space became a favorite spot for entertaining friends or simply unwinding with a glass of rosé. While the Catskills home was a grounding space during a pivotal time in her life, Lann has since shifted back to full-time city living. But for fans, the Mountain Home still holds a place in the Countess's ever evolving real estate journey. Following her stint in rehab and some time away, Lanne officially returned to New York City full-time in August 2018. Moving back to New York City, as NYC ready for Countest, I hold the city down, she joked on Instagram, though she didn't reveal exactly where she'd be living. Over the months that followed, Lann gave fans a peak of her apartment on social media. A galley kitchen, large windows, hardwood floors, and a cozy dining space. Then in August 2019, she revealed she was moving once again, this time to the Upper West Side. In a video tour posted to her Instagram, Lann showed off a bright white kitchen, a comfy living room, and a view overlooking Lincoln Center. But by 2021, The Countest was back in her old stomping grounds, the Upper East Side. This time, Lann upgraded in a major way. When she's not on the road with her cabaret show, Lanne unwinds in her bright modern upper east side apartment, which offers floor to ceiling windows, marble counters, and eclectic glam. Lan loves the natural light and the sweeping city views. Her living room also doubles as a rehearsal space complete with a white piano, which she proudly admits she doesn't play, and bongos. There's even a makeup chair she's kept since season 1 of Real Housewives. Talk about vintage Bravo memorabilia. Her kitchen is sleek and simple with white marble counters, silver hardware, and top tier appliances. But it's the personal touches that make it feel like home. Pink art deco chairs, tropical plants, and artwork made by her daughter Victoria. Plants for me give it life, Lannne shared. They're so important to make it feel homey. She also has a massive walk-in closet, which stores sparkly cabaret looks, her Real Housewives reunion gowns, and the signature sequin velvet jumpsuit. Her marble bathroom features a freestanding tub and glass shower, and her bedroom includes a Hollywood style vanity mirror for full glam sessions. She even has an entire cabinet full of just jewelry. And we can't forget the apartment's crown jewel. A private petite terrace, a true rarity in Manhattan. "It's so nice to be able to walk outside New York and just take in the city view and figure out what kind of coat you need," she said, especially in the winter. Lannne may have been born a countest by marriage, but she's truly earned her real estate crown in New York City. From Hampton's charm to Upper East Side elegance, each of her homes reflects the glam, sass, and stage ready energy she brings to everything she does. Whether she's rehearsing cabaret, sipping wine on her balcony, or walking her dog down Fifth Avenue, Lanne knows how to make any space feel fabulous. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more celebrity home tours. I'm Cara the Vampire Slayer. Find me on Instagram if you want to chat, and we'll see you next time. Hey everyone, first of all, I want to say a huge thank you to my 500,000 subscribers. I absolutely love you all and your support over the years has meant everything to me. It's kept me going through the loss of Shirou, the economy crashing, and lots of other ups and downs. Now, I have a little favor to ask. I've created a backup channel for Famous Entertainment. So, that's going to be linked in the top comment and the description box, and this is where I'll be continuing to bring you the celebrity real estate videos you know and love. But this time, I'm going to be bringing you into my world with personal content. 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