James Marsden is most famous for his role as Cyclops in the X-Men movies - ie, the guy whose girl Wolverine has an eye on.

Apparently Mr Marsden  purchased his Nashville property in 2008, when he left Los Angeles behind& took his family out into the country for some peace & quiet. It seems the movie business it hard to leave behind though & the property is on the market for $1,399,000.

The house sits on a 3,974 square feet property & has 4 bedrooms with 5 bathrooms. It’s down the road from the Gore property, though with their impending divorce, who knows which side of the Gores will be neighbouring with the future buyers.

The Marsdens apparently renovated the house before they moved in a few years back, so finishings are modern with plenty of eco-friendly materials in the construction.

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Sex, drugs & rock ‘n roll has its benefits, if you survive the drugs part. Most of the Rolling Stones have miraculously managed to do this somehow, despite their years of over-indulgence in numerous chemical concoctions.

Ronnie Wood, the band’s guitarist,  finally settled his divorce proceedings last year, with his wife of 20-something years - who had also miraculously managed to stick it out through all the chemicals, groupies & wild lifestyle that goes with being married to a rock star for so long.

Fortunately for the ex Mrs Wood, she got a nice settlement from the whole affair - including a very grand estate in London, which she has now put on the market.

The property is definitely for the High Roller, going at around $20,000,000 (or 13,000,000 pounds) which is a whole wad of cash invested in sprawl that is fit for a rock star.

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The estate of the late great Dennis Hopper has come onto the market.

The compound is in Venice Beach, California & is estimated to go at around $6,200,000. What the buyer will get for that is 4 separate residences close to the beach, a swimming pool & a small yard. Read the rest of this entry »

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While we’re on the Bond theme, we’re giving you a heads-up on some prime real estate that’s up for grabs in Florida

This Key West compound was the setting for the James Bond film License to Kill & if you’ve watched the movie you know just how stunning the place is.

Featuring 6 bedrooms, 4 & a half bathrooms,  2 pools, original wooden floors & 2 detached guest houses, this is the perfect pad for relaxing & entertaining. Visit the agent’s site for more details of the $3 mil pad.

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Looking to pick up a new crib in the LA area? Then head over to Lamar Odom’s Manhattan Beach home, which just hit the MLS today.

Listed at $2,399,00, the 4,200-square-foot home has some pretty cool features, including a custom pool with hot tub, views of downtown LA, a built-in bar, firepit, and an outdoor BBQ station.  Odom’s house contains 5 bedrooms,  4 1/2 baths, and a 3-car garage.

No word yet on where Odom and his new wife, Khloe Kardashian will be purchasing.  But according to their prenup, we do know that Odom will be fronting the bill.

For full listing images, head over to listing agent Ed Kaminsy’s Itzsold website.

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