It’s a Barbie World: 10 Pink Pads Up for Grabs Where the Pop Icon Would Feel Right at Home

by Kellie Speed

Even though it has been 64 years since Mattel created her, Barbie is as popular as ever.

With all of the hype surrounding the new “Barbie” movie, coming out this week and starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, we felt compelled to round up 10 pink pads the pop culture icon would be proud to call home.

(If you would prefer to rent instead, Airbnb has debuted a hot-pink, three-story, seaside Barbie Dreamhouse rental in Malibu, CA, just in time for the movie).

For a full look at some of the dreamy homes where the famous fictional—and fashionable—character might want to live with Ken, just scroll down.

1. 1115 Oak St, South Pasadena, CA

Price: $1,295,000
Spanish style: Located about an hour east of her famed Malibu beach house, this Spanish-style abode offers true California dreaming.

The cozy two-bedroom home was built in 1928 and modernized. The pretty bathroom was decked out with pink-glazed porcelain tile and pink-and-white-checked flooring. The one-level, 1,248-square-foot floor plan is perfectly sized for Barbie and Ken.

A patio out back would be a great spot to soak in the California sun.

———

2. 17 18th St, Tybee Island, GA

Price: $999,999
Island life: The playful style of this three-bedroom residence would make for a great island retreat. The Pink Cottage is a popular destination on the island, guaranteed to make Ken and Barbie feel like they are on vacation every day.

The three-bedroom, three-bath home was built in 1938 and recently updated. The 1,050-square-foot interior features many original finishes and modern conveniences.

Bonus: There’s an open-air rec room where you can plan some pool or have a pingpong match.

The back patio and screen porch are ideal spots to relax.

———

3. 438 W Columbia Ave, Telluride, CO

Price: $4,100,000
Winter retreat: This four-bedroom home is the perfect winter getaway for Ken and Barbie. The downtown location means you’ll have views of the majestic San Juan Mountains.

The 2,337-square-foot floor plan boasts an updated kitchen and a two-story living area with double French doors that lead to a back deck. There’s also a first-floor patio for après-ski relaxation.

———

4. 503 NE 2nd Ave, Delray Beach, FL

Price: $2,275,000
Dazzling in Delray Beach: This South Florida pad is a sunny sanctuary that looks like something Barbie would design herself.

The three-bedroom dwelling was built in 1947 and has been meticulously updated. The retro kitchen comes with blue appliances and a quartz island. Out back, there’s a pool and a pink cabana.

The 1,611-square-foot build sits on a double lot in a historic district. It’s a “designated contributing historic home,” according to the listing.

———

5. 25 Butler Ave, Oak Bluffs, MA

Price: $850,000
Vintage in Martha’s Vineyard: The bubblegum hue of “The Pink House” would make Barbie smile.

The adorable gingerbread cottage on Martha’s Vineyard was once part of The Campground, a collection of homes originally created as a summer retreat with campsites for the Methodist Church.

We can imagine Ken and Barbie opening the pink Gothic front door and stepping into a charming, 697-square-foot interior. The two-bedroom dwelling was built in 1870 and recently winterized, so the photogenic couple could enjoy it year-round.

The home features a white interior, including a kitchen with pink countertop appliances in true Barbie style. It’s being offered fully furnished.

———

6. 6527 Anchors Bend Dr, Ocean Isle Beach, NC

Price: $725,000
Pretty in Pink: Since Ken and Barbie lead a socially active lifestyle (we imagine), they would love the location of this four-bedroom home.

Minutes away from Ocean Island Beach, the 2,228-square-foot dwelling is part of a neighborhood that offers a community clubhouse with a pool and fitness center. Built in 2020, the home overlooks a pond and is minutes away from the Intracoastal Waterway.

Eye-catching details include the antiqued brick backsplash, a cozy living room with a fireplace, and built-in window seats.

There are covered porches, a patio with a pergola, and a two-car garage with a workshop.

———

7. 318 2nd St N, Texas City, TX

Price: $242,000
Budget beauty: If Barbie and Ken are looking to save some money, here’s their opportunity. The compact 1,750-square-foot home offers five bedrooms.

The 1.5-story home was built in 1952 (seven years before Barbie made her debut) and has been updated. The modern kitchen is equipped with stainless-steel appliances and lots of cabinet space. The fashionable couple would love the primary suite’s walk-in closet, which is large enough to accommodate both of their wardrobes.

The cute yard would be easy to maintain, and the home is close to parks, shops, and restaurants.

———

8. 2300 Lake Shore Dr, Long Beach, IN

Price: $1,899,000
Lovely on the lake: Ken and Barbie would love the picture-perfect setting of this beach house that overlooks Lake Michigan.

The six-bedroom home features an open floor plan with many windows filling the space with natural light. Perfect for entertaining, the home has an alfresco dining area on the first-floor wraparound deck.

The primary suite comes with skylights, pink tiles, and a jetted tub. Some of the other bedrooms have access to the covered terrace on the second floor.

———

9. 1446 Park St N, Saint Petersburg, FL

Price: $11,500,000
Pink palace: This regal pad was built in 1924 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The majestic 9,932-square-foot home is known as Casa de Muchas Flores, and it sits on 2.6 acres with spectacular views of the Intracoastal Waterway. The design is Mediterranean Revival, and the interiors also boast pink walls. There are six bedrooms, including a glamorous primary suite with separate closets.

Bonus: There’s a 2,800-square-foot pink pool house that was featured in the ’80s movie “Cocoon.”

———

10. 5454 Pine Tree Dr, Miami Beach, FL

Price: $8,500,000
Magical in Miami Beach: This stylish nine-bedroom residence offers a modern interior with a touch of Barbie magic.

Built in 1928, the 6,828-square-foot home offers a chef’s kitchen with a butler’s pantry, double sinks, dual ovens, and two refrigerators. The primary suite has a steam room and two walk-in closets. The home theater would be the perfect spot for screening the “Barbie” movie.

The detached guesthouse looks like it was designed to host Ken and Barbie’s closest friends and family.