Yes, I listed and sold my own house.

Depends on how you define a "famous" person.

Famous, perhaps, in their own eyes.

no

when I was actively listing, I listed Patriots player's homes and two Patriots Coaches....

No but have worked with ex pro football players.

If you mean a celebrity, not yet!

The founder of Wikipedia.

Jimmy Wales owned a townhouse in Dunedin.

He no longer does.

A second event was the home of a very famous WWII commander whose likeness appears atop a tank in the Military museum. The heirs preferred to not benefit from the historical significance and requested the details remain hidden.

Since i live in Los Angeles hood, I did meet a lot of celebs and ''celebs-wanna-be''. Listed and sold? Not nearly enough. 

I try to treat all my clients special.  What a person does for a living does not make them an better than another (to me). 

Yes, my broker and I have worked with well known comedians, pro football players and a high ranking official in the Vatican Church (not the Pope, but the client had him on speed dial).

Confidentiality is key and I do not divulge client names.

I have only worked with celeb in 18 years and I had to sign a binding non disclosure agreement...

I like Richard Weeks comment. We have a policy to not reveal our clients. They like that level of privacy.

Absolutely and I had to sign a confidentiality agreement!

Not listed, but I have shown homes being sold by Brian Buffini in Escondido, Frank Sinatra in La Costa (a Rat Pack House), The Hewett Estate in Palo Alto Hills (Hewlett Packard) fame and one of Larry Ellison's homes (Oracle) in Woodside.

Yes.  Also concur with Kathleen Daniels  on this.  Confidentially is key.

No, but I bought something at a garage sale directly from a famous person.

Yes, I listed and sold Davy Crockett's home.  Well, not THE Davy Crockett.  LOL

There is no way I would disclose my clients names ....famous or otherwise. My clients appreciate and trust confidentiality. 

Yes, and they say to keep it private.

Not yet

yes - ours!! 

No, never.  But, here to read other answers.

John Peak - not yet!

Yes.   Privileged information; cannot disclose.

I have listed some well-known doctors' homes and local poiliticians. They are regular people, too.

Depends on how you define famous, but most likely not

Not yet. 

Yes, with a confidentiality agreement.

I love Richard Weeks comment!

I have sold a few of Bob Crane's properties.

John Peak I listed and sold a priest's home of a well known church in the area.

Yes many, but I can't tell you who

No not yet

What is your definition of "famous"?  Many famous people prefer discretion.

Visited one but not listed...William Holden & Stephanie Powers Palm Springs digs....

I have worked with an actor but had to sign a non disclosure. They bought it under a trust though. I always hoped they remembered me but no Hollywood parties, no movie premieres and not even an autograph. My first sale to a celebrity was a wrestler, I didnt know who he was so when they said they were happy i didnt "gush" over them, it truely was natural. I did get wwe tic to a later show when they came here and got to go out back to meet some wrestlers before the matches. 

No, but I sold a home next to the Nelson family home (Ozzie and Harriet) in Hollywood and the other neighbor was the property where Entourage was filmed.

I had a weather man's home listed once. 

Not a home, but we have leased office space to several celebrities.  And we have worked with titans of industry.  And we cannot tell you who as we signed and NDA (Non-disclosure agreement).

Famous locally, yes but, only sold to celebs as buyers and none of them have sold yet! 

A well known athlete who had his moment of fame!

John Peak If you are referring to a celebrity, no.

no