He hails from Worcestershire, England, but where does Harry Styles live these days? His hit 2022 album was famously called Harry’s House, and while that title was inspired by Haruomi Hosono’s 1973 album Hosono House, it was also a nod to the idea of being in Styles’s personal space.
“When I took that title [and] put it to the songs we were making, it felt like it took on this whole new meaning,” he told Zane Lowe in an interview about the album. “It was about: ‘Okay, imagine it’s a day in my house—what do I go through? A day in my mind—what do I go through?’”
While it seems like Styles was speaking in a somewhat metaphorical sense, if he was being literal he could have been referring to a few different properties. He maintains a penthouse in New York City’s Tribeca neighborhood, but his main place of residence seems to be London’s Hampstead Heath, where he owns no less than three historic homes in close proximity. Read on to find out what we know about these homes and the other places he’s lived in through the years.
Princess Park Manor
Styles got his big break in 2010 when he auditioned for The X Factor. Though he tried out as a solo act, he was brought on as one of five members of One Direction, and the rest, as fans can attest, is history. As the boys—Styles, along with Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, and the late Liam Payne—skyrocketed to success, they reportedly rented out a five-floor unit in Princess Park Manor, a mid-19th-century Italianate-style complex in North London built by Queen Victoria. The imposing property was originally used as an asylum, but had been converted into luxury apartments in recent years. It’s unknown how much Styles or his bandmates paid for their stay there.
First London purchase
When he was just 18 years old, in 2012, Styles made his first big real estate purchase, a white stucco house in the pastoral, suburban North London area of Hampstead Heath. He reportedly paid around $4.8 million for the 2,300-square-foot residence, which sits behind high walls and gates for maximum privacy and boasts four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. French doors, hardwood floors, and skylights give the space a touch of both countryside charm and contemporary airiness. A home gym with a skylight and a primary suite with its own dressing room round out the home’s modest yet modern offerings. The back garden is fully landscaped. The singer still owns this property and has added two neighboring homes to his collection in the years since—more on that later.
Stateside move
Styles plunked down $4 million for a unique post-and-beam midcentury-modern home in Beverly Hills in 2014. Designed by architect Alejandro Ortiz, the tree house-esque mansion measured 3,000 square feet, with five bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, wood beam ceilings, and a tree-lined walkway connecting different parts of the property. Floor-to-ceiling windows let the outdoors in, and a sunken deck leading to a massive saltwater pool helped add to the tropical vibe of the place. There was even a detached guest bungalow for out-of-town pals to crash. Styles didn’t hold onto the bachelor pad for long, however. He sold it for $3.2 million in 2016, though, given his career’s trajectory, he likely wasn’t hurting too badly from the slight loss.
Sunset Strip pad
The singer’s next home was a Sunset Strip stunner. In 2016, he paid $6.9 million for the ultramodern pad, which boasted glass walls that opened completely onto terraces with views of both the Sunset Strip and the Pacific Ocean. The four-bedroom, five-bathroom mansion had a home movie theater, a chef’s kitchen, a penthouse primary suite, and a kidney-shaped pool and spa. During his tenure there, Styles made some upgrades to the house, adding in a high-end audio system and giving the living- and dining-area floors an alabaster finish. He put the 4,400-square-foot residence on the market for $8.5 million in 2017 but had to slash the price a few times before finally off-loading it at a slight loss two years later. In the end it sold for $6 million.
Tribeca penthouse
Next, Styles put down roots in New York City with the reported purchase of an $8.7 million Tribeca penthouse in 2017. (The unit was purchased through a trust.) His neighbors in the building include other A-listers like Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, Jennifer Lawrence, and Justin Timberlake. Not much is known about Styles’s specific unit—the building is notoriously paparazzi-proof, which is likely what makes it so popular among the celebrity set. There have been no reports of Styles placing this pad on the market, so it seems like he still owns the penthouse.
Hampstead Heath compound
In 2019, Styles added to his holdings in London by spending $10.9 million on a pad not far from the one he picked up in 2012. The following year, he paid $5.5 million for the house next door, bringing his grand total of properties in the quaint neighborhood to three. The notoriously private star hasn’t said anything about his plans for the homes, though tabloids have speculated that he will renovate them into a mega-compound. Other A-list stars who call Hampstead Heath home include Benedict Cumberbatch, Helena Bonham Carter, and Ricky Gervais.
Temporary homes
Styles was romantically linked to his Don’t Worry Darling director and costar Olivia Wilde in early 2021, and the pair allegedly stayed at Styles’s manager Jeff Azoff’s Hollywood Hills home during filming. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom midcentury-modern residence was low-key compared to some of Styles’s other digs, measuring 1,378 square feet. The couple, who called it quits in November of 2022, also reportedly rented a chic five-bedroom house in Los Feliz for $10,000 a month during their relationship.
