Where Does Brooke Shields Live? Inside Her House Updated
“Pretty Baby,” a new documentary on Hulu, explores the toll that sexual and commercial objectification takes on women. Recently, The Blue Lagoon (1980) star Brooke Shields took to Instagram to share snaps of her daughter starting freshman year in college. The picture showcased Brooke and her daughter Rowan after she moved into her new dorm. Where does she live now?
Brooke Shields temporarily gave up modeling to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Romance Languages while attending Princeton University. The Golden Globe-nominated actress, who is a native of New York City, recently put her L.A. home up for sale with an asking price of approximately $8.195 million.
Her L.A. property has been in the rental sector for a couple of years now. Previously Brooke Shields had offered her Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles property for rent to celebrities like Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner when the former couple renovated their own house. The rent for the five bedrooms 5,300 square feet luxury home has been on rent for $25,000 per month.
Brooke Shields is currently staying in New York at her Greenwich Village (New York) townhouse. The actress designed her New York property with architect and designer David Flint Wood and MADE architects. The townhouse was built around 1910, according to Architectural Digest.
In the feature with AD, Shields labeled herself as “a real-estate romantic.” The actress further mentioned that she must have scoured brownstones in all of Manhattan, looking for “the one.”
Brooke Shields has made this her permanent residence, which she shares with her husband Chris Henchy and teenage daughters Rowan and Grier. The Lipstick Jungle star is reported to have purchased the four-storey property in 2007 for $5.5 million.
According to People, the actress also owns a 6-bedroom, 8-bath luxury farmhouse cottage in Southampton, New York. Brooke Shields reportedly bought the luxury home in 2013 for $4.25 million.
Brooke Shields search for an architect, unlike their house hunting, was a one-stop, look-no-further encounter with MADE, a Brooklyn design/build firm adept at the innovative reconfiguration of historic buildings (founding partners Ben Bischoff, Oliver Freundlich, and Brian Papa handled the project; the latter two have since moved on). “We loved the way they integrated tradition with modernism and warmth of character in an interior with discipline of form,” Shields says of the partners. “That clarity was especially attractive to someone like me, who grew up surrounded by clutter.”
One of the team’s first excursions was to the hangar-size warehouse in New Jersey where Shields had stowed the treasure—and detritus—from her own many moves and from her mother’s decades as an obsessive comber of flea markets. “None of our houses was ever finished,” the actress says wistfully.
We had a million dishes and sets of silver for a fantasy Thanksgiving that never happened. Teri, who lives nearby, could rarely pass up an interesting job lot of vintage hardware; some of it now accessorizes the handsome cabinetry MADE designed for the townhouse. A piece of folk art in the form of a wood tub, crafted by a canoemaker in Idaho, was installed in the guest bathroom; a cast-off marble slab that Teri had scavenged at a county fair was recut as a vanity top.
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#1. Where does Brooke Shields live now?
Source: The Ny Times
Brooke Shields temporarily gave up modeling to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Romance Languages while attending Princeton University. The Golden Globe-nominated actress, who is a native of New York City, recently put her L.A. home up for sale with an asking price of approximately $8.195 million.
Her L.A. property has been in the rental sector for a couple of years now. Previously Brooke Shields had offered her Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles property for rent to celebrities like Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner when the former couple renovated their own house. The rent for the five bedrooms 5,300 square feet luxury home has been on rent for $25,000 per month.
Brooke Shields is currently staying in New York at her Greenwich Village (New York) townhouse. The actress designed her New York property with architect and designer David Flint Wood and MADE architects. The townhouse was built around 1910, according to Architectural Digest.
Source: The Independent
In the feature with AD, Shields labeled herself as “a real-estate romantic.” The actress further mentioned that she must have scoured brownstones in all of Manhattan, looking for “the one.”
Brooke Shields has made this her permanent residence, which she shares with her husband Chris Henchy and teenage daughters Rowan and Grier. The Lipstick Jungle star is reported to have purchased the four-storey property in 2007 for $5.5 million.
According to People, the actress also owns a 6-bedroom, 8-bath luxury farmhouse cottage in Southampton, New York. Brooke Shields reportedly bought the luxury home in 2013 for $4.25 million.
#2. Inside Brooke Shields house
Source: AD
Brooke Shields search for an architect, unlike their house hunting, was a one-stop, look-no-further encounter with MADE, a Brooklyn design/build firm adept at the innovative reconfiguration of historic buildings (founding partners Ben Bischoff, Oliver Freundlich, and Brian Papa handled the project; the latter two have since moved on). “We loved the way they integrated tradition with modernism and warmth of character in an interior with discipline of form,” Shields says of the partners. “That clarity was especially attractive to someone like me, who grew up surrounded by clutter.”
Source: Variety
One of the team’s first excursions was to the hangar-size warehouse in New Jersey where Shields had stowed the treasure—and detritus—from her own many moves and from her mother’s decades as an obsessive comber of flea markets. “None of our houses was ever finished,” the actress says wistfully.
We had a million dishes and sets of silver for a fantasy Thanksgiving that never happened. Teri, who lives nearby, could rarely pass up an interesting job lot of vintage hardware; some of it now accessorizes the handsome cabinetry MADE designed for the townhouse. A piece of folk art in the form of a wood tub, crafted by a canoemaker in Idaho, was installed in the guest bathroom; a cast-off marble slab that Teri had scavenged at a county fair was recut as a vanity top.
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