Lady Gaga ‘s style on stage is unique, there is no doubt, and the fact that the 35-year-old singer owns a mansion in Malibu, which is considered one of the most beautiful villas in the world, is also true. once again affirming his unique aesthetic taste. The mansion is designed in a Mediterranean architectural style mixed with impressive royal interiors with classic chandeliers and an overall earthy tone throughout.

Lady Gaga shows off photos of her living space on Instagram

Lady Gaga bought this mansion in 2014 for a whopping $22.5 million. In a Vogue interview in 2018, Lady Gaga once declared: “This is my sanctuary”, “It’s an oasis of peace. I call it my ‘Gypsy palace’.”

The house was featured in the Netflix documentary about the singer’s life: “Gaga: Five Foot Two”, and according to Vogue, this is also where Bradley Cooper offered her the role in “A Star is Born”.

With mountains on one side and the Pacific coast on the other, this lavish 1,000 square meter property sits on a 24,000 square meter plot of land. The villa has 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms and beautiful views of the Zuma beach. Inside there is a wine cellar containing 800 bottles of wine, a home theater, a home cinema, a refreshment bar and a bowling alley from the 1960s. On Instagram, she shared a photo of her family and friends. friends are enjoying the bowling alley, and revealed the area has high ceilings, a “refreshment” bar with space for multiple guests, a jukebox and even a vintage gumball machine.

This lavish property covers an area of ​​1,000 square meters and is located on a 24,000 square meter plot of land.

This place is considered one of the most beautiful villas in the world, designed in the Mediterranean architectural style

From the backyard, terrace,… there are views of the ocean along with seating for 4 people equipped with comfortable sofas.

Infinity swimming pool

Lady Gaga loves the color pink, so her home cannot lack large pots of roses, a wall of bougainvillea flowers and giant pink sofas.

The previous owner of this mansion was Dan Romanelli, a famous designer and art director, who was once a member of the famous television production company Warner Brothers with products about Batman. So when he built this villa in 2005, he built a bat cave, this cave has its own secret door to enter.

The outside grounds are equally impressive with stables that can accommodate up to eight horses and a large equestrian field, guest cottages, basketball courts and several outdoor dining areas, but the highlight is The real spectacle is the ocean view from an infinity saltwater pool. The pool is built underground to access underground water and has a minimalist concrete frame. Above is a row of wooden sun loungers where Lady Gaga often spends a lot of time sunbathing.

“We really like taking a dip in this pool. The dark blue color of the lake bed is like a reflection of the open sky above, creating a feeling of blending the soul with the surrounding space,” she shared.

Lady Gaga’s “combo” starts her day: bathroom and gym. The home gym is simply designed, all the machines and equipment are placed on a large mat, where she usually spends 30 minutes every morning exercising before taking a steam bath in the morning.

Another courtyard has a cobblestone floor for outdoor entertaining and viewing, which she decorated with a bougainvillea wall and giant pots of roses (Photo: Vogue)

The high-ceilinged bar where she often gathers with friends

Bowling room

Of course, there is no shortage of corners to display the female singer’s musical products

The main bedroom and secondary bedroom both have luxurious curtains, high-end chandeliers and exposed beams that reveal the roof frame of the house. Neutral colors are still used to match the overall earthy color of the house.

Rustic living room with vintage chandeliers brightening up earth tones, white upholstered furniture, identical sofas arranged opposite each other creating symmetry

Lady Gaga’s start-your-day combo: bathroom and gym

The house also has its own stables, a riding yard with pastures for horses

Lush greenery surrounds the house’s outdoor spaces