According to the listing for Lake Arrowhead's Hilltop Estate, the 4-acre estate was a favorite vacation spot of Rock. In his biography, Rock Hudson: His Story, Rock and friends Mark Miller and George Nader would travel to Lake Arrowhead because it was far enough away "from the movie colony that for a weekend, they didn't have to worry about being seen with too many boys."

Rock lived in the Avenida del Sol home with straight roommate Bob Preble during the early 50's (although there was only one bedroom, and Bob admits to some experimentation). According to his bio, Rock and Bob lived together for three years in four different homes, with the Avenida del Sol house being the last before Bob married a woman and departed.

After Bob Preble moved out of his Avenida del Sol home, Rock decided to move in with his boyfriend Jack Navaar. But Jack wanted his own place with Rock, so they moved to the Grand View house in May 1953. Rock lived in the home until he purchased the house on Warbler Way in 1954. [Image via Google Street View]

Rock camped out in the Granville Towers, then known as The Voltaire, while going through his divorce from wife Phyllis after two years of marriage. Rock moved into a furnished apartment. For whatever reason, before moving in Rock had the apartment swept for electronic listening devices.

Rock Hudson's last home, he lived at "The Castle" from 1962 until his death from AIDS in 1985. "The Castle was decorated in what one of Hudson‘s friends termed 'early butch'" Rock originally rented the home and quickly fell in love with it, but he did not have the cash to buy it. Universal Studios bought the home for Rock for $167,000, on condition that he agree to renew his contract with the studio, which he did.

Rock Hudson's Malibu home, built in 1948, features 3 bedrooms, and 2 baths according to Redfin. The link to the right is a video from 1965 of Rock and famous friends celebrating Labor Day at the house. [Photo via therockhudsonproject.com]

According to the listing for the home, which popped onto the market in June of this year, the post and beam mid-mod was built in 1958. "Original details from Rock Hudson’s time include the large front door with green glass handles and a roadrunner etched into the glass window. “H” gates mark the entrance to a citrus grove and side yard."It was on the market for $599k, but was delisted just last week.

Rock Hudson's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame has seen better days. The sidewalk around the star is cracked, probably from the constant vehicle traffic. The star sits in the driveway for the parking lot to the east of the Henry Fonda Theater. Rock received his star on February 8, 1960.