John Travolta Lists His Maine Mansion For $5M, See Inside

The Urban Cowboy star John Travolta has listed his Shingle-style Manor in Maine for $5 million, following the death of his actress wife, Kelly Preston. Peek inside to admire the previously unseen interior.

1. The 10,830-square-foot home boasts a staggering 42 rooms to accommodate all John's family, 50 people altogether.

2. Travolta and Preston invited Christopher Boshears to re-imagine the rooms, helping to make them comfortable and elegant.

3. Boshears combined linen drapes, damasks, and velvet upholstery fabric with a spectrum of other furnishings.

4. Let's start from the first floor. The ample living space with an accompanying fieldstone fireplace will certainly wow you.

5. Near the staircase lies a custom-built bar area, where the couple could enjoy a drink in the evening.

6. Bright and warm yellow tones dominate the magnificent dining room with its cozy fireplace.

7. An oversized kitchen contains a walk-in refrigerator.

8. Spacious pantries store dinnerware and food.

9. Shall we take a look upstairs? The second floor features 14 gorgeous bedrooms.

10. 4 additional full bathrooms will undoubtedly satisfy the needs of any guests.

11. The master bedroom suite is big enough to place a king-size bed, a fireplace, and several sofas.

12. The splendid suite opens onto a sun porch, the best place to appreciate nature and the sunshine.

13. The master room also has a full bathroom complete with a claw-foot tub and separate shower.

14. The third floor is a children's paradise that consists of 4 themed bedrooms, a separate schoolhouse, and a built-in theater stage.

15. The mansion is located on the seaside of the tranquil Islesboro Island, which is surrounded by lush forests.

16. John's property covers 48 waterfront acres.

17. The house includes a private dock on Sabbathday Harbor.

18. The landscape around the villa will be a paradise for any future owner.

19. The vast house also includes a decking area that overlooks an outdoor swimming pool and a detached barn for parking cars.