- Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have homes in Sydney, Bunya Hill, Los Angeles, Nashville, and New York.
- Their main home is a mansion in Nashville that cost them $3.4 million.
- They have two homes in Australia: a penthouse in Sydney and a $6.5 million farm in Bunya Hill.
- Their newest home is a $10 million condo in New York City.
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From Australia to NYC, take a look inside Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's sprawling real estate empire
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In 2008, Kidman and Urban bought a mansion in Nashville for $3.47 million, making it their primary home.
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Over the course of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's 12-year marriage , they've acquired a large real estate empire that stretches from Australia to New York.
The actress and country music singer have made their main home in Nashville, but they have a mansion in Los Angeles, a condo in New York, a penthouse in Sydney, and a farm just outside of Sydney.
Take a look at what their homes look like, and how much they paid for each.
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