We've all been there. You had a rough day at work. Maybe your boss yelled at you, and, to top it all off, traffic was bad on the way home. But then you pull into the driveway at home and everything's all right.

Of course, if you're actor/aviation fanboy John Travolta, that driveway leading up to your home might be a runway and your commuter vehicle a private jet.

Travolta's house in Ocala, Fla., about 50 miles northwest of Orlando, is situated just off a main airstrip in the exclusive fly-in community of Jumbolair. The 6,400 square foot, $2.5 million home resembling a mini air-control tower is designed so the actor's Gulfstream and Boeing 707B can taxi right up to two outbuildings connected to the house.

Convenient if, you know, he gets a hankering for a Royale with Cheese in the middle of the night.

Travolta has called the pilot-friendly neighborhood home since 2003, after his neighbors in another fly-in community in Daytona, Fla., sued him over what they said was excessive noise from his private jets.

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