Nicolas Cage Autos and Cars (1)
Add Autos and CarsFerari Enzo
Ferrari is one luxurious vehicle that everyone would like to own. Cage is one of such lucky person who owns The Ferrari Enzo, a 650 horsepower super car. This car was named after his founder, and was developed in 2002.
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Nicolas Cage Brands (2)
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Nicolas was spotted wearing a golden frame Dita goggles
Nicolas Cage Cause (3)
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Cage is a supporter of Oceana campaigns that protect and restore the world’s oceans. The team of marine scientists, economists, lawyers and advocates win exact and existing policy alter to reduce pollution and to prevent the irreversible collapse of fish populations, marine mammals and other sea life.
Hillsides
Nicolas also works for Hillsides that provides safe places in stable environments for children in Southern California, and advocates for children’s rights.
Nicolas Cage Collectibles (3)
Add CollectiblesDinosaur's Skull
Cage's love for going over the top with his quirky buys has made him famous all over the Hollywood. His collection includes a skull of a pre-historic dinosaur, which he bought for $276,000, oubidding fellow Hollywood stalwart Leonardo Di Caprio.
Comic Books
Other than his vast collection of classic cars and mansions, what Cage is really known about is his rare collection of comics.
Described as his lifelong passion, Comics have played a major part in his life, maybe more than anything else. His name itself has been taken from the Marvel Comics hero Luke Cage. His one of the biggest blockbusters has been a comic book adaptation ‘Ghost Rider’ and he has named his son Kal-el, the name of Superman on his home planet Krypton. In 2002, the actor sold his collection of comics at Heritage Collection Galleries for an astounding $1.6 million. However, that didn’t included his most expensive comic, a mint condition copy of Action Comics #1, that features the first ever appearance of Superman. It was stolen from Cage’s Los Angeles home earlier in 2000 and was later found in April 2011 at a storage locker in San Fernindo Valley. Sold for $2.6 million, the comic has comfortably become as the most expensive comic ever sold. Cage bought this copy for $150,000 in 1997, which means a mind-boggling 1,340 % of appreciation in its value.
Car collection
Cage is noted as a passionate collector in classic cars. Amongst the many cars Cage has owned over the years include a 1955 Jaguar D-Type, which was also displayed in the billiard room of his Bel Air mansion. He also bought a used Lamborghini Miura SVJ, originally built for Prince Ali-Reza Pahlavi, the Shan of Iran. Cage bought the car in 1997 for $500,000. He also has a 1989 Porsche Sportster and a 1973 Triumph Spitfire.
Nicolas Cage Estates and Homes (6)
Add Estates and HomesSan Francisco home
Nicolas’s vintage mansion in San Francisco is estimated at $9,400,000, which the actor paid to acquire the property. Built in a classic style in 1914, the plush home is one of the priciest real estate holdings of the Hollywood star and was home to the sculptor “Haig Patigian”, for many years before Cage acquired it.
Location: The marvelous mansion is located at 898 Francisco Street, San Francisco, USA.
Accommodation: Cage’s Tudor-style mansion includes a “living room” featuring open wood beam ceilings and beautifully carved wainscoting, a “remodeled kitchen” offering bay views and equipped with Corian countertops, Snaidero cabinets, two stoves, two split sinks and a granite breakfast counter, and a proper dining room with marvelous leaded glass windows and ultra rigid wooden beam ceilings.
Other features of the grand home include two fireplaces, intricate molding, carved wood arches, a grand staircase, marble vanity counter, hand-crafted birch cabinets, a lady’s dressing room, a master suite with two baths and a gentleman’s dressing room plus an adjacent room with cabinets and built-in shelves for use as a proper study room.
Luxurious rooms
Lively Living room
Dining room
Tilham Barn home
Nicolas Cage’s owns the property “Tilham Barn”, his British home in Somerset, which the wealthy actor bought for $1.35 million. Initially, the actor didn’t turn up to view the property site in the fear that it stands on a supernatural ley line.
Location: The actor’s plush home is located in the village of Baltonsborough, Somerset, U.K.
Accommodation: Positioned on the slopes of Windmill Hill, Cage’s home is spread over an area of nearly two acres. The pricey home features five bedrooms which includes one bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe. The interiors glorify with marvelous oak flooring and a mullion stone fireplace. It also includes a two bedroom annexe ideal for the home staff.
Midford Castle
This is one of the best property that Cage ever owned. This mock-gothic castle was built in 1775 for Henry Disney Roebuck, designed by John Carter in the shape of the "clubs" symbol used in playing cards. The building has been confirmed by English Heritage as a grade I listed building.In July 2007, Micheal Briggs, sold the castle to actor Nicolas Cage for £5 million. However, impending financial troubles saw the castle trading hands from Cage in 2009 itself, when he sold it to some unknown buyer for just 3.5 million pounds.
Location: The folly castle is in the village of Midford, and the parish of Southstoke 3 miles (5 km) south of Bath, Somerset, England.
Features: The estate is a 18th century castle spread in the area of 586 acres. The castle look a like house has 3 reception Rooms, 7 bedrooms, extensive lower ground floor, garages and stores. It also has 2 cottages
The 18th century castle of Nicolas Cage
Spanish Heights Drive
Cage’s Spanish Heights Drive property located in Las Vegas, Nevada USA has been foreclosed for $4.5 million. It was long pending for sale owing to the current financial mess that he is going through. The home is known for offering enthralling view of the Vegas valley.
Location: The property is situated at one of the most scenic locations in the "Sin City" Las Vegas, Nevada
Features: Cage's home had lavish spread of giant slap marble floors, a 16 plus car garage and an Infinity-edge pool. The majestic estate house has an area of 14,306 square feet, with 7 bedrooms, 5 full and 3 half bathrooms. The house is built in three levels and consists of team, sauna and a jetted tub with a water fountain. It also had a professional movie theatre, commercial elevator, game room basement, quest-apart, and a maginificent 2,000 sq feet master suite with large closet and spa bath.
The master bedroom
Screen room
The fabulous structure
Extraordinary family room staircase
LaLaurie Mansion
This house was one of the most intresting properties of Nicolas Cage. More than two centuries old and having a gruesome past, the house has been the fodder for countless horrifying and haunting stories. Now viewed as a landmark of New Orleans, the La Laurie Mansion is believed to be the most haunted house in America.
Location: The house is located at 1140 Royal Street, at the crossroads of The Royal Street and Governor Nicholls Street.
Features: The three storyed house was once the highest building for squares around. Spread in the area of 10,284 square feet, the house has 6 bedrooms, 6 full and 2 half bathrooms.
The building's entrance has iron grillwork and a image of "Phoebus in his chariot, and with wreaths of flowers and depending garlands in bas-relief" is carved on the door. A mahogany-railed staircase spirals across the complete three storeys of the mansion. In its long history, the house has been used as a public high school, a conservatory of music, a tenement, a refuge for young delinquents, a bar, a furniture store, and a luxury apartment building.
In 2007, Nicolas Cage bought the LaLaurie House for a sum of $3.45 million. On November 13, 2009 the property, then valued at $3.5 million, was listed for auction as a result of bank foreclosure and was later purchased by Regions Financial Corporation for $2.3 million
The decorative skeletons
Known for countless spirits
Prytania Street
Cage’s Prytania Street house that is located in New Orleans, Louisiana USA is up for sale with the starting bid of $3.45 million. The estate is spread in the area of 13,176 square feet and has 6 bedrooms, 5 full and 2 half bathrooms. the house also has formal gardens and other things that a star house would have.
Nicolas Cage Hobbies (2)
Add HobbiesComic Collection
Nicholas Cage’s passion for comic strips is not hidden from anyone. He calls comics the “Jungian archetypes of the modern age.” His collection which was sold for an absurd amount of money, $1.6 million to be exact, included the first appearances of Superman, Robin, and the Justice Society of America. But Cage is not known for doing anything in moderation. He not only collected the comics but also started his own line of comics called the Voodoo Child along with his son Weston Cage.
Buying Houses
Nicolas cage has a passion for buying house, he owns tones of unique and interesting properties across the world. Cage also owns what he calls the "most haunted house in America."
Extraordinary property
Nicolas Cage Islands (1)
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Among his exotic assets is an island in the Exuma range, which also has good friend Johnny Depp’s island as a neighbor. Though yet to be fully developed, the island has 19 buildings, including hotels, a 1500-foot airstrip, a protected marina, extra power backup in solar power systems, along with the supply from the Bahamas government and pristine private beaches.He bought this island for $3 million and now is on market for $7.5 million.
Nicolas Cage Pets (3)
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The Hollywood star adores Cairn Terrier dog as pets, which is clearly evident from Cage’s possession of the cute little dog. Pet crazy Nicolas is often seen travelling with his beloved pet dog in his plush car. A lovely dog to acquire, Cairn Terrier is a beloved of the Hollywood star on account of its agile nature, easy trainability, excellent behavior with children and an ultra cute appearance.
Nicolas Cage has been known for his free spending nature which is the main reason behind his current financial mess. He once spent $276,000 to buy an Octopus and two King Cobras. Cage claims that studying totally different living beings helps him with his acting.
Nicolas Cage Private jets (1)
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Cage owns a private Gulfstream jet that is powered by enhanced Rolls-Royce BR710 turbofan engines that can cover 7,301 nautical mile (13,521 km) distance in 14.5 hours.
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Nicolas Cage Wedding (3)
Add WeddingPatricia Arquette
Nicolas Cage married Patricia Arquette in 1995 and was in a very good relation for six long years. In 2001 the couple decided to live separately but Papers revealed that the couple actually separated only nine months after their wedding.
Lisa Marie Presley
Lisa Marie Presley met Cage in 2002 and dated for a while before they got married in August 2002 in Hawaii. Although their marriage lasts for very short span of time and they both got split in just three months. Their divorce process went longer than their marriage as they finally got divorced in 2004.
Alice Kim Cage
Nicolas and Alice met in February, 2004 at Le Privé, a Los Angeles restaurant where she was his waitress. The couple started dating each other right after a month and got engaged in April, 2004. on 30 July 2004 Cage and Kim tied the knot in small ceremony at the private ranch in Northern California and are living in a harmonious relationship till date.




























