Ciara Miller is splitting her time between New York City and North Carolina, where the “Summer House” stars own two homes. In season 10, fans watched as Miller purchased her grandparents’ home in the Southern state, hoping to keep the property in her family’s name forever.
When the Bravo star is not enjoying the quiet charm of North Carolina, Miller resides in her $12,000 per month high-rise apartment in Manhattan. According to the New York Post, her stunning space includes floor-to-ceiling windows and stunning views of the city skyline.
Ciara Miller’s $12,000 Per Month Gorgeous NYC Apartment
GettyCiara Miller’s New York City apartment is a dream abode, according to The Post. Shelling out $12,000 per month for sweeping views of the city skyline, Miller created the perfect escape from the “Summer House” drama that’s unfolded in recent months.
Miller resides in One Manhattan Square, a luxury residential skyscraper with apartments that overlook the Lower East Side waterfront and Brooklyn Bridge, thanks to its floor-to-ceiling windows in just about every room. Miller’s high cost for her space includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, an open kitchen with Miele appliances, and wide-oak plank flooring.
The Post also shared that the building offers its residents several amenities, including a saltwater pool, spa, a bowling alley, and a golf simulator.
Miller Detailed Her Move to New York City in January 2025
GettyIt only made sense for Miller to make the permanent move to New York City as her role on “Summer House” continued. According to Bravo, Miller shared a glimpse of her moving process in January 2025, giving fans a peek into her stunning space on Instagram Stories.
Miller shared photos of her empty apartment filled with boxes of her things, as well as a candid shot of herself lounging on the floor, watching the sunset over the river through her impressive, large windows.
“Finally in my new place!!” Miller captioned one of her photos.
Before officially moving to the city, Miller would go back and forth to her hometown in Atlanta, where she worked as an ICU nurse. In March 2026, while speaking on the “More Life with Carl Radke” podcast, Miller revealed that she was fired via email from her nursing job, focusing on her work as a model, influencer, and, more recently, hosting major red carpet events.
Now, Miller enjoys her time in the Big Apple, and as viewers watched on “Summer House,” season 10, her new home in North Carolina, originally owned by her grandparents. According to the Post, Miller purchased the home, which she plans to renovate, for $400,000.
