Zendaya and Tom Holland have reportedly bought a £9 million estate in Wimbledon, south-west London, in what would be the biggest joint step yet for Hollywood’s most private power couple. The property, close to the All England Lawn Tennis Club, comes with a private tennis court, a separate cottage and nearly an acre of gardens — and a neighbourhood planning battle on its doorstep.
According to Zoom TV Entertainment, the couple have acquired the sprawling home in Wimbledon, situated near the iconic venue for the annual Wimbledon Championships. EuropeSays, citing a Daily Mail report, put the price at nearly £9 million and described the house as offering four reception rooms across almost an acre of land, with a large garden, a separate cottage and a private tennis court. Estate agents reportedly described the property as an “outstanding blend of space, privacy and versatility.” Neither Zendaya nor Holland has confirmed the purchase, and this report treats it as reported, not confirmed.
The house: court, cottage and an acre
The details that have emerged paint a picture of deliberate privacy. The estate’s grounds are extensive, its layout spread out, and its location — a short distance from the All England Club, where Zendaya watched the 2024 Wimbledon finals — puts the couple at the heart of one of London’s most discreet wealthy enclaves. According to the Daily Mail, via EuropeSays, the couple have not yet been spotted at the property by local residents, although their personal assistant has been seen making regular checks on the house and a gardener has been hired to maintain the grounds.
A neighbourhood battle on the doorstep
The purchase also comes with a complication. The house sits close to the historic Wimbledon Park Golf Club, a Grade II-listed course designed around a lake with oak trees planted by landscape gardener Lancelot “Capability” Brown. The All England Club has proposed developing the former golf course into a major tennis facility, with an 8,000-seat stadium and 38 additional courts, and the matter is currently pending a judgment from the Court of Appeal. If the development goes ahead, the couple’s quiet corner of Wimbledon could become one of the busiest construction sites in London.
A London base for a busy winter
The reported move fits the couple’s year. According to reports, Zendaya and Holland married earlier this year in a private ceremony, and their London base has long been the Richmond townhouse Holland bought in 2018, where Zendaya moved in around 2023. A Wimbledon estate would give them more space and more privacy as their schedules collide: Zendaya’s Dune: Part Three opens in cinemas on 18 December, with a press tour under way, while Holland’s Spider-Man commitments continue. For a couple who guard their private life fiercely, a walled garden in Wimbledon — tennis court included — looks like the point.
