There’s a Unit for Rent in Lady Gaga’s Former Lower East Side Building

Little monsters, take note! A unit in Lady Gaga’s former Lower East Side apartment building, where she lived for three years leading up to the 2008 release of The Fame, is currently available for rent. Situated on the top floor, it is one of 18 apartments in the building, and a listing agent clarified to the New York Post that Gaga did not live in this exact dwelling.

On the market for $2,000 a month, the space available features 10-foot ceilings, a full bathroom with a bathtub, and a skylight in the combination kitchen-living room area. Two sizable windows in the bedroom open onto a fire escape, and a set of French doors separating the bedroom from the living room floods the whole apartment with natural light. The unit where Gaga did live previously hit the market in 2011 and 2015, according to People.

In 2011, the pop superstar showed off her pre-fame apartment to Anderson Cooper during a 60 Minutes interview, reminiscing about the years she spent living and dreaming there. In a clip from the interview, Gaga can be seen mashing every buzzer on the intercom as a way to be let into the building; unfortunately for the singer and the 60 Minutes crew, the current tenant didn’t want cameras in her apartment. After the success of The Fame Monster, Gaga moved to an apartment in Central Park South, where she paid $22,000 a month in rent. Presently, the New York native primarily resides on the west coast, with homes in Malibu and the Hollywood Hills. She gave fans a glimpse into her sanctuary-like backyard while filming Vogue’s “73 Questions” series in 2018.

Originally Appeared on Architectural Digest