He has grown from a SoundCloud rapper into an eclectic country music starso where does Post Malone live? Los Angeles or even Texas would be reasonable guesses, but the answer is much more interesting.The versatile singer currently resides in whats been dubbed an apocalypse-proof mansion situated on seven acres of picturesque land near Salt Lake City, Utah. (In a YouTube video promoting the suburb of Cottonwood Heights, where Posts residence is located, he called the city the most amazing place ever.) Post was born in Syracuse, New York, and grew up between there and Dallas. In his late teens, he and his longtime friend Jason Probst, a professional game streamer, moved to LA, where they lived with a few other artist friends for some time. As his career took off with the release of his debut album, Stoney, in 2016, however, Post began to seek a bit more peace and quiet. I kind of just wanted to get away to where I can have my own oasis, he said on Zane Lowes podcast in 2022. Below, were sharing a glimpse into some of the places Post has found zen.San Fernando Valley homeIn the early 2010s, Post and a few friends recorded music together as a group called BLCKVRD, living together in a San Fernando Valley rental home. The home represented a formative time for the singer, as that was where he was living when he recorded the song White Iverson and uploaded the track onto SoundCloud, which undeniably put him on the map.In 2018, after Post and his friends had already moved out, the house was burglarized by three men who were allegedly looking for the singer. According to TMZ, one burglar even shouted, Wheres Post Malone? The new resident of the house, who did not have any links to the singer, was reportedly attacked, and the burglars took off with $20,000 worth of possessions.Utah bunkerAt the time of the burglary, Post was likely already residing in the $3.1 million Utah property that he purchased earlier that year under the LLC Wow Cool House. In an interview on the H3 Podcast the previous summer, he had shared that he was looking to build a bunker for the end of the world. Im just buying a place out in the sticks, he said. Im building it underground. Its going to be fun until the world ends. But whenever the world ends, its going to be functional. Then, in an interview with Rolling Stone that was published that fall, he clarified that hed already purchased a home in Cottonwood Heights, Utah. Im gonna put in, like, 30 bunk beds, he told the publication.The main house, which was initially built in 1986, measures 13,000 square feet and boasts five bedrooms and seven bathrooms spread across the sleek stone, glass, and wood structure. Amenities include a living room with a bar, a wine cellar, a home gym, and an office and conference room. Out back, theres a pool, jacuzzi, and tennis court. All of the floor-to-ceiling glass windowswhich look out onto canyon and mountain viewsare reportedly bulletproof, and there is a state-of-the-art security system.Beverly Hills rentalPosts Utah home is now his primary residence, but around the time he purchased it, he also rented a Marc Whippledesigned Beverly Hills mansion. That home hit the market for $26 million in 2019, with reports at the time noting that Post had been its most recent inhabitant. It is not known how much the singer paid in rent. The modern mansion measured 11,200 square feet, with six bedrooms and seven full and two half bathrooms. Perched high up in the hills overlooking the city, the dwelling featured dark painted wood ceilings, beams, and doorways that stood in stark contrast to the white tile flooring. Amenities like a movie theater, a gym, a wine cellar, and a wraparound infinity pool made the spot the perfect place for Post to party like a rockstar, while a sunken firepit, outdoor kitchen, and secret Zen garden likely helped to counteract the more rambunctious aspects of his lifestyle.