Top 6+ iconic home names of the 'Real Housewives' universe
1) Kenya Moore’s Moore Manor
Kenya Moore has always had an eye for possibility. The Real Housewives of Atlanta star purchased a fixer-upper in 2015 and immediately christened it Moore Manor. Viewers watched as she transformed the once dated property into a sleek, modern estate filled with chrome accents, crisp white walls and contemporary finishes.
Located in Buckhead, Atlanta’s famously upscale neighborhood often name-dropped in rap songs, Moore Manor is a fitting residence for the actress, beauty entrepreneur and former Miss USA.
3) Sheree Whitfield’s Chateau Sheree
Shereé Whitfield envisioned a true sanctuary from her bustling social life, and on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, she set out to build it — an estate she proudly named Chateau Shereé. She began construction in 2011, launching a dream project that would take years to come to fruition.
She meticulously selected the finishes, fixtures and design elements that would transform the property from a long-shot vision into her long-awaited reality. While construction delays at Chateau Shereé became a recurring joke among castmates and a memorable Bravo storyline, Shereé ultimately had the last word.
When the home was finally completed, she hosted an extravagant housewarming party to prove that every setback had been worth it
6) Shamea Morton’s Sterling Hall
Morton spent years on the sidelines of The Real Housewives of Atlanta before finally stepping into the spotlight, and she made her full-time debut with undeniable flair in the show’s “sweet 16” season. The cast got their first glimpse of Sterling Hall, the sprawling estate she shares with her husband and daughters, and it did not disappoint.
The home was stunning from top to bottom, but the true showstopper was Morton’s two-story closet, a jaw-dropping space that left guests at her birthday celebration in awe. At 21,439 square feet, Sterling Hall offered no shortage of lavish detail and unforgettable moments. It was, without question, a spectacular way to mark her official welcome to full-time Housewife status.
