Tom Holland and Zendaya recently held a three-day celebration at Beaverbrook, a historic country estate in Surrey. The 160-year-old neo-classical mansion, once owned by media tycoon Lord Beaverbrook, provided the backdrop for the private event. Guests reportedly included Robert Downey Jr., Timothée Chalamet, and Kylie Jenner. The estate has a rich history of hosting high-profile figures, ranging from Winston Churchill to Elizabeth Taylor.
Beaverbrook, acquired in 2010 by Joel Cadbury and Ollie Vigors, operates as a high-end hotel today. The grounds feature 400 acres of space, two pools, a spa, and a private theater that previously hosted film screenings for historic leaders. Movie history is embedded in the location, which remains close to sites used for the recent film Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
The venue maintained strict privacy during the reported festivities, mirroring its past use during World War II when it served as a secure meeting site for government officials. While representatives for the couple have not issued a formal confirmation, the choice of such a historic and fortified location aligns with their preference for discretion.
The property offers rooms named after famous former guests, such as Ian Fleming and Charlie Chaplin. Guests at the estate can access amenities like a Japanese restaurant and deli. The area is also well-known for its connection to cinema, including the filming location of the Christmas movie The Holiday. The couple continues to keep the details of their personal life away from public scrutiny.