Julianne Moore, the “May December” star, is an immensely talented actress known for her versatile performances and captivating on-screen presence. However, aside from her acting prowess, Moore also has an eye for interior design and owned several stunning properties that showcase her impeccable taste. But was it easy for a busy celebrity like Julianne to dive deep into interior design and furniture styling between her movie shoots?
Today, you are about to find out how Julianne Moore has dabbled in real estate development, partnering with architects and designers to create stunning luxury buildings. Who was the person behind her who taught the most valuable lessons? Finally, you will see her dream house filled with the best family memories.
If you are curious enough, stay with us till the end.
Beyond her impressive acting skills, she also has a keen eye for real estate. Known for her impeccable taste in properties, Julianne Moore has become somewhat of a real estate tycoon in recent years, with multiple luxury properties in her portfolio. Let’s take a closer look!
- West Village Duplex
Academy Award-winning actress Julianne Moore has long been making headlines for a different reason – either her prominent acting like in “Still Alice” or her dream of buying a house in the coveted West Village neighborhood of New York City. The West Village is known for its charming streets, historic brownstones, and vibrant community, making it a desirable location for many celebrities and high-profile individuals. She kickstarted her journey to cozy living together with her future husband, writer and director Bart Freundlich, whom she met on the set of her role in his film The Myth of Fingerprints, in 1996. Soon after, they started dating, and in December 1997, they welcomed their first child, Caleb.
It was the right time to secure a nice house for a family of three. The pair paid Nine Hundred and Eleven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars for a second-floor duplex in the West Village in 1999.
The loft, which had three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, with hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, high ceilings, and eighteen enormous windows, provided views of the city below. Along with a home office with a window and an open galley-style kitchen, the main bedroom had four closets and an ensuite bathroom. The terrace offered prime outdoor space and a view of the garden below.
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