Right now, Zendaya’s not just another Hollywood name; she’s driving the industry forward in real time. Her new film, ‘The Drama’, is playing in theaters, and ‘Euphoria’ is ruling the streaming world.
She’s at the top of her game, balancing serious box office draw and pop culture clout. As she’s focused on building an empire that goes beyond the label of a Hollywood star, she’s investing some of that success into a striking mix of homes spread across the globe.Like plenty of A-list actors, Zendaya’s real estate collection marks each stage of her life, crossing cities, coasts, and oceans as her career (and her world) keeps expanding.
From classic California to the buzz of New York, and now, over to London, each of Zendaya’s homes marks a new chapter. They reflect how she’s grown, not just as a celebrity, but as her own person.At present, at the center of this carefully built life is her London home, which she shares with her partner, Tom Holland. It’s a guarded, quiet spot, a world apart from the non-stop glare of Hollywood.
Inside Zendaya’s London home with Tom Holland
Zendaya’s main home isn’t smack in the middle of Los Angeles anymore.
Per Architectural Digest, it’s a six-bedroom place in London that she shares with Tom Holland, the actor most people know as Spider-Man.According to The Standard, back in 2023, Zendaya moved into Tom’s house in southwest London, near Richmond and Kingston upon Thames. It’s a quieter part of the city, where Tom grew up, and it lets both of them keep a low profile.Tom originally bought the house in 2018 for around GBP 2.5–3 million.
Since then, they’ve poured a lot into renovations, so it’s worth even more now, closer to GBP 3.5 million (USD 4.7 million). By the time Zendaya moved in, it was completely transformed: high security, modern finishes, a luxury home that’s anything but flashy.As for the inside? For the couple who spend most of their lives being in the middle of media attention, privacy comes first, so actual details are scarce. But the outlet reports, you won’t find the kind of over-the-top décor you usually see in celeb homes.
Zendaya and Tom have gone for clean lines, open spaces, and cozy comfort.We’re talking wide, sunlit living areas, top-notch kitchen and appliances, their own home cinema (hardly surprising for two movie stars), a private gym to stay on top of their routines, and more. The abode reportedly boasts a games room and a “man cave” as well. Then, there are expanded bedrooms and living spaces, thanks to those big renovations.
Everything’s about calm, neutral colors; nothing loud or overdone.What really sets this place apart is the vibe of the property. The neighborhood’s simple and quiet, exactly what they want. They reportedly take walks in Richmond Park. Run out to the local shops. Zendaya has reportedly been spotted at the shops or out in the park. They live like normal people, as much as they can. It’s a conscious choice: a slower pace, less attention, more control.The backyard of the house is reportedly huge, with a wide lawn and shady trees for privacy. Bi-fold doors let the house open right out to the patio, blurring lines between inside and out. It’s a real retreat, which is key for two people constantly in the public eye.As for security, it’s taken care of. The renovations included advanced systems everywhere, keeping things safe and private. Plus, Tom’s family is close by, so there’s a feeling of home for both of them.
Zendaya’s life between London and America
Zendaya and Tom’s London house isn’t just an address; it’s their sacred abode.However, despite their London base, Zendaya and Holland maintain a transatlantic lifestyle. With major film projects often based in the United States, including their upcoming ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’, the couple frequently travels between continents.Zendaya’s property portfolio in the US ensures that wherever work takes her, home is never far away.Let’s take a look at her US properties.
Mediterranean-style starter home
Zendaya grew up in Oakland, California, but, as per AD, she made her first big move at 20, buying her Southern California starter home for USD 1.4 million, just as her career took off. The place is pure Mediterranean: five bedrooms, five bathrooms, all remodeled. She was so excited, she gave fans a tour on Instagram and through her app, raving about the sweeping staircase (her “Cinderella” moment), air conditioning, and a backyard pool.
It’s a huge step up, with 4,155 square feet, a chef’s kitchen, a spa, and of course, that pool. Zendaya still keeps this house.
Ranch-style Encino home
When Zendaya’s looking for real calm, she heads to her ranch in Encino, which she bought in late 2019 for almost USD 4 million. It’s a totally different style: ranch house, six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, all hardwood floors, stretched out across nearly four acres. It comes with a main house, a guest house, private hiking trails, and a fresh pool.
The kitchen’s roomy and modern; there are fireplaces everywhere. The main bedroom has its own built-in tub.
She might use it as an investment property at one point; she even listed it for rent at almost USD 13,000 a month. Either way, it’s still in her name.
Waterfront Brooklyn apartment
Zendaya didn’t stop at the West Coast; she headed east, too. At the end of 2020, she picked up a USD 4.9 million condo at Quay Tower in Brooklyn. Three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and all the luxury touches: oak floors, high-end appliances, custom cabinetry.
Floor-to-ceiling windows look out over the East River, with unobstructed views and killer sunsets. The best part? She’s got a private elevator that opens straight into her unit.
Safety and privacy, all in one.
Zendaya’s Hollywood journey: From child star to global powerhouse
Zendaya’s string of homes tells the story of her life. She started out as a Disney kid on Shake It Up, then made the jump into more grown-up, complex roles. Euphoria turned her into a serious actress: Emmy Awards followed, plus critical acclaim. From there, it was on to movies like ‘Dune’ and ‘Spider-Man’, and now, she’s not just in demand — she’s the kind of star who dominates both at the box office and on TV.
