Here are the hottest celebrity New York pads on the market

If you won millions playing Powerball Wednesday night, perhaps a new home is in order.

In fact, you too would be able to afford the kind of digs reserved for the rich and famous -- especially since big-name celebs have their Manhattan dreamhouses on the market right now.

Maybe you'd like Madonna's palatial Central Park West duplex (current listing price: $19.95 million) or maybe hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons' Financial District two-level home is more your style.

The New York City homes of celebrities can range from a few million dollars to the tens of millions. On average, the sales price in the high-end luxury market was $5 million during the first quarter of this year.

But buyers don't have to shell out extra money for a place once owned by a boldface name.

"It doesn't ensure some sort of premium," said Jonathan Miller, a real estate appraiser. "And if there is, it would probably be modest. It's more about the property."

If you should find yourself suddenly able to afford a celebrity's apartment, it may be best to act fast.

Leonard Steinberg, managing director at Douglas Elliman, who has had celebrity clients, said a famous face attached to a property could attract publicity to a listing.

"It certainly can provide a good provenance to the building," said Steinberg. "There's definitely a vast interest level these days in anything related to a celebrity."

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Russell Simmons

$11 million, 114 Liberty St.
Listed on: Corcoran
Russell Simmons, the hip-hop mogul who founded Def Jam records, is selling a 7,175-square-foot penthouse duplex in the Financial District. The five-bedroom apartment features 12-foot-high ceilings, a screening room and two terraces.

Madonna

$19.95 million, 41 Central Park West
Listed on: Brown Harris Stevens
The Material Girl put up her 6,000 square-foot duplex with Central Park views. The apartment has French doors that open to wide balconies, a large fireplace and four separate bedroom wings.

Mary Louise Parker

$6.99 million 32 Washington, Square West
Listed on: Corcoran
“Weeds” actress Mary Louise Parker has put her 3,000-square-foot coop, on the northwest corner of Washington Square Park, on the market. It has five large bedrooms, an eat-in chef kitchen and 26 windows “that flood the home with light while affording magnificent views of the West Village,” according to the listing.

Jon Bon Jovi

$42 million, 158 Mercer St.
Listed on: Corcoran
Thanks to hits like “Living on a Prayer,” Jon Bon Jovi was living in a five-bedroom, 7,452-square-foot SoHo duplex in the New Museum Building. The apartment boasts 11-foot-high ceilings, a private screening room and three landscaped terraces.

All photos courtesy of Curbed.