Lindsey Graham – South Carolina, $213K

Lindsey Graham is an American lawyer and one of the most influential politicians in the U.S. He has served as South Carolina’s senator since 2003 and also contested for the Republican presidential ticket in 2015. He often works on his law career or politics, but he has many options for his residence.

Despite having some of the best homes most people could only dream of, his primary residence is still his South Carolina home. He purchased the land surrounded by woodlands and serene greenery in 1993 and has kept it in its best condition as it offers plenty of space for him and his family.

Mitt Romney – Utah, $15.5 Million

In 2008, U.S. Senator Mitt Romney’s campaign for the Presidential ticket didn’t go as planned. However, one thing he must have been grateful for was this cozy 12,063-square-foot mansion secluded in Deer Valley. With only 11 neighbors and a 16.5-acre lot, you won’t be wrong to say the Romneys value privacy and solitude.

In 2021, when Utah Senator Mitt Romney broke with party ties to vote for the impeachment of President Donald Trump, members of the Republican party would have questioned that decision. Likewise, Romney may second-guess his decision to sell the six-bedroom house for $5 million in 2009 because the new owners relisted for $15.5 million in 2020.

Ted Cruz- Houston, $2 Million

Ted Cruz boasts an impressive home in the city of Houston valued at a bank crunching $2 million. However, Cruz got the house for $1.5 million back in 2011, and we understand why its value was appreciated in a short span.

The glorious structure was built in 1940, occupying 4142 square feet. Despite its old age, the house has kept with the times and is fitted with a gourmet kitchen with dark hardwood panels. The hallways are spacious, and one of them leads to an impressive open-plan living room lined with bookshelves. 5 bedrooms are part of the package, with two walk-in closets fitted in the master en-suite.