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Fresh from scooping Best Actor at the London Critics\u2019 Circle Film Awards<\/a>, Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet made his loyalties clear by choosing to attend the ceremony at The May Fair Hotel rather than the Grammys in Los Angeles, where he was also in the running for an award during the same weekend. <\/p>\n The decision felt quietly telling. <\/p>\n The 29-year-old actor, who moves seamlessly between Hollywood blockbusters and arthouse acclaim, appears increasingly drawn to life on this side of the Atlantic, with recent comments suggesting that Britain, and specifically the English countryside, is firmly on his radar.<\/p>\n Are the Cotswolds calling?<\/p>\n Chalamet has admitted that he is drawn to the charms of London\u2019s glamorous commuter villages. While promoting his critically acclaimed film Marty Supreme<\/a> on BBC Radio 2, he admitted he regularly falls asleep watching online house tours of the Cotswolds. He told presenter Scott Mills: \u201cI go to sleep watching little house tours of the Cotswolds,\u201d adding that the idea of rainy walks in wellies and hearty Sunday roasts holds a kind of comfort appeal.<\/p>\n Joking about place names, Chalamet quipped he could see himself in Chipping Norton, the Oxfordshire town beloved by the A-list set. <\/a><\/p>\n The Cotswolds are a hit with celebrities searching for a slice of countryside life \u2014 less than two hours, or a short helicopter ride, from London<\/p>\n PA Archive<\/p>\n The Cotswolds have become a serious draw for celebrities seeking a rural retreat near London: historic stone cottages and barn conversions here typically range from about \u00a32 million to well over \u00a310 million, depending on the size, setting and period detail, with grander estates closer to \u00a315 million or more. The region\u2019s protected status as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty means that stone-built properties with original features, beamed interiors and views over rolling countryside command a premium.<\/p>\n Whether he ultimately takes the plunge and buys one of these honey-stone homes remains to be seen, but his love of the area places him among a cohort of stars who are putting the English countryside on the celebrity property map. With the likes of the Beckhams<\/a>, Ellen DeGeneres<\/a>, and Liam Gallagher<\/a> as neighbours, Chalamet would be in suitably starry company. <\/p>\n An artsy childhood home in Hell\u2019s Kitchen<\/p>\n Chalamet grew up in Manhattan Plaza, a landmark 46-storey apartment complex in Hell\u2019s Kitchen that was built in 1977 as part of New York\u2019s Mitchell-Lama subsidised housing programme, with around 70 per cent of units reserved for performing artists. The building\u2019s mission is to provide affordable housing for people in the arts. It has been home to many famous people throughout the years, from Tennessee Williams to Alicia Keys.<\/p>\n Chalamet\u2019s mother Nicole Flender is a dancer turned real estate agent for the Corcoran group, whilst his French father Marc Chalamet is a journalist and New York correspondent for Le Parisien. The couple still live in NYC and Chalamet visits when he is in town.<\/p>\n He has also rented apartments in the city. After a stint in the Bronx and shared flats in the East Village while pursuing acting, he moved into a one-bedroom Manhattan apartment on West 43rd Street in the summer of 2020. At roughly 1,000 sq ft and with rents in that Midtown pocket likely north of $4,000 (\u00a32,900) per month, it was a decidedly grown-up first solo home.<\/p>\n Buying a sprawling Beverly Hills estate<\/p>\n Chalamet\u2019s first major property purchase came in May 2022, when he acquired a classic East Coast traditional-style estate in Beverly Hills for about $11 million (\u00a38 million), previously owned by model Kate Upton. <\/p>\n Chalamet snapped up Kate Upton\u2019s former home in Beverly Hills for around \u00a38 million in 2022<\/p>\n ES Composite<\/p>\n It was part of a lifestyle change that saw him leave Manhattan for Los Angeles. \u201cI was living in this [New York] rental place that didn\u2019t feel like home. I was getting the same bacon, egg, and cheese at the same deli. Resisting any lifestyle change,\u201d he told GQ<\/a>. <\/p>\n Upton and her basketball player husband Justin Verlander paid $5.3 million (\u00a33.8 million) for the property in 2016. However, they had done extensive renovations before Chalamet snapped it up. Set on 1.5 acres, the 5,500 sq ft house has four bedrooms and five bathrooms. <\/p>\n Features include a formal living room with a fireplace, a chef\u2019s kitchen with marble waterfall island and breakfast nook, a wood-panelled family room with vaulted ceilings, a wine cellar and a games room with a wet bar.<\/p>\n Outdoors, meticulously landscaped gardens, a plunge pool and Jacuzzi, and a championship-sized tennis court \u2014 which Chalamet has kitted out with a basketball hoop and ping-pong setup \u2014 extend the living space into the California sunshine. <\/p>\n His girlfriend of three years, Kylie Jenner, lives around a 40-minute drive away and recently listed her Holmby Hills home for an eye-watering $48 million (\u00a335.4 million). She is currently renovating her dream mega mansion, which sits on a four-acre lot she purchased from Miley Cyrus in 2020 for $15 million. Sharing pictures of the major renovation project on her Instagram Stories she wrote, \u201chouse meetings are my fave.\u201d <\/p>\n Get the Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet look at home<\/p>\n We know that Chalamet is all about bold colours and quirky style choices, and this extends to his interiors. <\/p>\n The Call Me by Your Name actor, who is a proud football fan, has a vintage poster of Chelsea F.C.<\/a> in his living room alongside stacked bookshelves and cosy ikat cushions. He is drawn to the colour red and brings it into his interiors scheme through rugs and mid-century furniture. <\/p>\n Fancy drawing on his look for your space? Here are a few pieces that will help you conjure the Chalamet vibe.<\/p>\n Silk-velvet Ikat cushion, \u00a3150, nushka.co.uk<\/a>Chartwell rug, \u00a32,147, oka.com<\/a>CH30P dining chair, \u00a3867, heals.com<\/a>Mid-century bookcase, \u00a3749, westelm.co.uk<\/a>Stamford Bridge framed print by Alfred Hind Robinson, \u00a398.34, fineartamerica.com<\/a>![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/02\/747247f8960ed081bb3dd077db61124eY29udGVudHNlYXJjaGFwaSwxNzE2MzkzMjU4-2.53242940.jpg\")
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