Central Park duplex Woman Gaga in the lobby of her former Central Park South apartment in New York City Picture: James Devaney/GC Images/Getty Images
As Gaga continued her upward career trajectory, she started leasing a $22,000-a-month penthouse simply south of Central Park in 2013. The 2,000-square-foot duplex was located in a building that is a known preferred among celebs– Lance Armstrong and Liza Minnelli were apparently previous tenants– due in big part to the personal privacy it uses. (A listing for the impressive unit kept in mind that there are “no neighbors on any side.”) Gaga’s pad consisted of four balconies, 2 wood-burning fireplaces, a walk-in closet, and a grand Hollywood staircase. The fashionable vocalist left her creative mark on the unit during her stay there, reportedly decorating the location with Hinson Martinique wallpaper, the leafy print synonymous with the Beverly Hills Hotel, as well as rose-colored mirrors. Fans can catch a glimpse of Gaga’s previous digs in the 2017 Netflix documentary, Gaga: 5 Foot Two.Tuscan-style Malibu estate
A bird’s-eye view of Zuma Beach in Malibu Image: Mike Powell/ Getty Images
One year later on, in 2014, Gaga made her very first major realty purchase, officially setting down roots on the West Coast with a $22.5 million Malibu mansion. The Tuscan villa-style home, which was likewise featured in the Netflix documentary, spans 10,270 square feet and rests on a nearly six-acre lot right across from Zuma Beach. Gaga fittingly refers to it as her “sanctuary.” It had five bed rooms and 7 restrooms when she bought it, in addition to an open layout with exposed wood beam ceilings and a main suite with two fireplaces, two bathrooms, and a private terrace. A saltwater pool and jacuzzi, rose gardens, and outside lounge spaces with ocean views contribute to the serenity. The residential or commercial property likewise hosts robust equestrian facilities, with a horse barn, a dressage ring, a riding arena, pastures, and riding trails.Though Gaga did
n’t walk fans through the home during her Style “73 Concerns” interview (as is popular of the star interview series), she did use a prolonged peek at the home’s sensational back outdoor patio, which features vibrant bougainvillea climbing up an iron banister and dynamic potted plants surrounding a calm outdoor living-room. Facilities include a wine rack, a home theater, a damp bar, a horse barn, and– possibly most suddenly– a 1960s-era bowling alley. The previous owner had included a Batcave-like lair in 2005, with its own secret door and passage from the living room, which is where the two-lane bowling alley lies, together with a home theater with a bar and an 800-bottle wine cellar.In 2024, Gaga posted a video to social networks that provided a peek inside her boutique-like dressing space at the home. Reportedly, she transformed two of the home’s bedrooms into the vast area, which is lit by a crystal chandelier, lined with hardwood floors, and features a dusty rose hue the walls, wardrobes, and dressers. Floating shelves show the performer’s Grammy awards, while a pink marble fireplace mantel is home to her Oscar. Racks of clothes sit in front of a window lined with lacy white drapes, while nicely organized accessories are displayed atop the big cabinet island at the center of the room. A different chamber supposedly houses Gaga’s plume, leather, and black clothing.