David Bowie’s Homes: Here’s Where the Trailblazing Musician Lived Over the Years – MyCyberBase

Beginning in the early ’90s through the rest of his life, Bowie spent most of his time living in New York. Between the years of 1992 and 2002, Bowie and Iman lived in a condo in Essex House, the acclaimed residential hotel that boasts views of Central Park. At 1,877 square feet, the home might have felt humble compared to his grand Switzerland home, but there’s no doubt that residence there came with a number of luxurious amenities. The house was most recently on the market in 2021 and it sold for $6 million.

285 Lafayette Street, New York City

In 1999, Bowie and Iman purchased another New York City apartment—this time a SoHo pad for $3.81 million. The four-bedroom apartment measures 5,000 square feet, plus 1,000 square feet of outdoor space across three terraces, according to The Wall Street Journal. Though there could have been any number of reasons why Bowie and Iman decided to make the switch to this apartment, their first and only child together was born in 2000 and the SoHo home definitely offered a lot more space for the family.

Upstate Home, Woodstock, New York

For a long while, Bowie and Iman’s Woodstock home was a total secret. Even to this day, little is known about its precise location. According to a 2021 Vogue profile of Iman, Bowie first took interest in Woodstock in 2002 after recording his album Heathen at Allaire Studios in nearby Shokan. The couple bought the 50-acre property in 2011, attracted to its total seclusion, and Iman still owns it to this day. “They intended for it to be their forever home, the place that they would be in when they were old and gray,” model, activist, and friend of Iman Bethann Hardison states in the Vogue story.