George and Amal Clooney are lucky enough to have a bumper property portfolio with sprawling residences in various countries. Their Lake Como abode has to be the jewel in the crown of their collection with its luxury location, stunning scenery and lavish features. While the Clooneys like to keep their homes private and do not post pictures from within the gates, one of their party guests has revealed all…
Celebrity astrologer Angela Pearl spent the evening at their lakeside house and chose to document it on Instagram. The incredible photos revealed that their seemingly endless dinner table was positioned alongside the edge of their idyllic pool. Around the pool, coloured umbrellas and plush sun loungers made the space look like a five-star resort.
Angela's Instagram caption read: "Such a special evening on Lake Como. Honoured to be a guest at George Clooney’s beautiful villa. I had the most wonderful time enjoying dinner with George and Amal. Good food, beautiful views, great company, interesting conversation — and a night I’ll never forget."
Her followers loved the glimpses too, writing comments like: "Everything is beautiful in these shots: people, their joy of interacting with each other, the lake, the weather.." and "Beautiful people and beautiful backdrop."
© InstagramThese are incredibly rare photos considering the strict privacy restrictions surrounding their property. The mayor of Laglio, Italy has previously warned that anyone who comes within 100 meters of George and Amal Clooney’s villa on land or sea could be fined up to €500.
As well as an impressive pool, the property, which is comprised of Villa Oleandra and the adjoining Art Nouveau Villa Margherita, also boasts a tennis court and a gym, and perhaps a more unconventional feature - a pizza room with a pizza oven!
George and Amal's UK party home
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The Hollywood couple also own a 17th-century Grade-II listed building in Sonning Eye in the UK, and it's another place they like to host parties.
In an interview with British Vogue, Amal opened up about the private area of their home, explaining how it's ideal for when guests, friends and family come to visit. The glass-fronted pool house is informally known as "the party zone" within the family.
© w8mediaGeorge and Amal set roots down in Sonning in 2014, but it hasn't all been plain sailing since. Because the 5.5-acre estate sits directly on an island along the River Thames, it is highly prone to flooding. The property's grounds were submerged in water in 2026 and previously in 2024; satellite photographs of the couple's home revealed the devastating results of the floods.
