Timothée Chalamet has confessed to an unusual bedtime habit: watching house tours of the Cotswolds. The actor, currently in the UK promoting his new film Marty Supreme, told BBC Radio 2's Scott Mills that he falls asleep to videos of properties in the picturesque region. 'That's not even a joke, it's my comfort watching,' he said, adding that he also enjoys walking videos.
The Oscar nominee, known for his role as Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown, expressed a fondness for British countryside life. 'You put on your boots and it's raining. Sunday roasts. It just sounds awesome,' he said. Joking about his preferred location, he quipped: 'Chipping Norton on the Thames, I'll be there.' While he slightly misnamed the celebrity hotspot—Chipping Norton is in the Cotswolds but not on the Thames—the area is home to stars like David and Victoria Beckham and the exclusive Soho Farmhouse.
Chalamet's girlfriend, Kylie Jenner, may have influenced his interest; her sister Kourtney Kardashian visited Chipping Norton for Valentine's Day last year. Fellow actress Sydney Sweeney was also in the area this week promoting The Housemaid. If Chalamet buys a Cotswolds home, it would join his existing portfolio, which includes an $11 million Beverly Hills mansion purchased from model Kate Upton and Justin Verlander in 2022. The 1.5-acre property features four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a wine cellar, and amenities including a tennis court with a basketball hoop and ping-pong table.
His current home is a far cry from his first New York rental, which his Dune co-star Zendaya described as 'very teenage boy.' She helped him buy essentials like cups and plates, saying, 'We got everything he needed. All the big boy stuff.'
