The Most Incredible Features Of Brad Pitt's $1 Million Dollar Motorhome

Some of the most lavish things celebrities get to do is to travel in style and live in decked-out, expensive homes. Oscar-winning actor and producer Brad Pitt covers both of these bases with the purchase of his own motorhome, complete with customizations befitting a luxurious on-the-road lifestyle. With a reported net worth of $300 million, buying a top-of-the-line trailer that he can reside in on-set seems like a natural thing for him to do. And why shouldn't he splurge on a home on wheels? Actors and musicians, who often have to travel to various places around the country for extended periods of time, use RVs for that very purpose. Plus, this way, they don't miss out on the comforts of a personalized residence. 

Here are a couple of reasons why Brad Pitt's million-dollar motor home is worth the money it took to buy, and might be the envy of RV aficionados all over the world, as featured in HGTV's "Celebrity Motor Homes."

The celebrity RV, which, according to AutoEvolution, is a rigged-out custom job that combines a King Kong Productions trailer with Jexcar's Celebrity 53 — is a behemoth at 48 feet in size. The on-video tour of the inside makes it look like it's bigger than an average person's studio apartment. Priced at $1.2 million, it comes fully equipped with four large compartments that slide out to create more room (via AutoEvolution). The expansion accommodates a central living space that's decked out with leather interiors, an extra-long couch that's perfect for lounging, and an adjacent sitting area with a flat-screen TV, where Pitt can study his lines and hang out with his kids or friends at the same time.

It also has the best "small" kitchen money can buy. For a price tag of over $60,000, the well-equipped cooking area has spacious granite countertops, ample cabinet space, and high-quality amenities — including a full-size fridge and built-in dishwasher — that can be properly stored when not in use to get more room (via AutoEvolution).

What makes this motor coach the perfect oasis for a hardworking actor is its private quarters. Much like other parts of the trailer, the main bedroom expands to create more space for Pitt to relax. It's furnished with a queen-sized bed, a first-class entertainment system, and of course, a vanity counter for hair and make-up retouches for his next movie scenes. The private suite also has a roomy bathroom that has been customized to the nines. And while most mobile homes only have so much space to offer for restroom facilities, Pitt's is large enough to fit a walk-in shower. Perfect to wash off a hard day's work.

The million-dollar motorhome isn't the first vehicle Pitt has lived in, but it's safe to say his previous accommodation was far less luxurious. The actor's first car was a 1973 Buick Centurion 455 which used to belong to his parents. Pitt didn't immediately make it big as an actor, and like many ambitious youngsters who move to Los Angeles, his early days were a struggle. The future "Fury" star had to initially live out of the Buick Centurion that first brought him to the city, and work a string of depressing odd jobs between auditions.

According to Hola, those jobs involved chauffeuring around strippers and donning a chicken suit so he could act as a restaurant's mascot. Speaking about those times, Pitt said: "I'd pick them up, and at the gig, I'd collect the money, play the bad Prince tapes and catch the girls' clothes. It was not a wholesome atmosphere, and it got very depressing." As depressing as it was, it was this gig that led to Pitt getting his break in the film industry. One of the strippers he was driving around also wanted to get into movies and put him in touch with acting coach Roy London. London, who at the time had worked with several established stars including Michelle Pfeifer and Sharon Stone, kickstarted Pitt's career and put him on the road to success. Now wherever he's traveling, Pitt can crash out on a queen-sized bed instead of the decaying back seat of an aging Buick.

Brad Pitt isn't the only celebrity who has spent seven figures on a motorhome. Fast and the Furious star Vin Diesel also splashed out when purchasing his own luxury mansion on wheels. Like Pitt, Diesel went to Anderson Mobile Estates to have his high-end motorhome built and settled on a highly-customized, two-story, 1,100-square-foot RV. The ground floor, which is nicknamed "The Comfy Cabin," contains the lounge, living room, kitchen, bathroom, and perhaps surprisingly, a "conference room." Upstairs contains the master bedroom, a media lounge/office, and a large play area designed for Diesel's kids which accounts for half the floorspace on that level. It also seems two floors weren't quite enough for Diesel, you can also climb up on the roof of the monster RV which doubles as a sun deck. Roughly $70,000 worth of tech has also been crammed into the motorhome, including a security system, flatscreen TVs, satellite hookups for those TVs, and a surround sound system. 

Apparently, Diesel has parted ways with his million-dollar motorhome, but that's good news for everyone else. While most of us will never be able to afford an RV that costs around four times as much as the average house, we can rent one. More specifically, you can rent the exact motorhome Diesel used to own, as well as RVs owned by other A-listers including Will Smith, Jennifer Lopez, and Simon Cowell. Prices range from $400 a night on weekdays, to $850 a night on holidays. Don't expect to be sitting on the exact same couch though, as the Texas-based company renting out the RVs appears to have given Diesel's ride a refurb. Pitt's didn't make the list at all, so he probably didn't want to part with it.