Timothée chalamet's hidden homes: from nyc to beverly hills

With the Oscars just around the corner, Timothée Chalamet remains a dominant force. The actor, nominated this year for his role in Marty Supreme, navigates a relentless schedule of filming, public life, and occasional tabloid fodder. But amidst the whirlwind, where does the 30-year-old find sanctuary?

A taste of humble beginnings

Unlike many of his peers who amass sprawling estates, Chalamet’s real estate choices have been surprisingly restrained. A native New Yorker, his first apartment was a modest one-bedroom on 43rd Street, near the Theater District. The building, Manhattan Plaza, gained the nickname “Broadway’s Bedroom” due to its high concentration of performing artists, including luminaries like Alicia Keys and Tennessee Williams.

The rent for this 1,000 square foot space hovered around $4,000 a month. Details remain scarce, but Zendaya offered a glimpse into the apartment's initial state, describing it as “very teenage boy” and explaining how she helped furnish it with essential