Alert – Reese Witherspoon’s son Deacon Phillippe, 20, gives a look inside his college apartment in NYC’s pricey West Village neighborhood

Reese Witherspoon’s son Deacon Phillippe gave a tour of his college apartment in New York City’s pricey West Village neighborhood this week.

The actor, 20 — who is currently studying music at prestigious New York University — allowed TikTok star Caleb Simpson to film the interior for his latest video.

He shares the two-level abode with two roommates, both of which are also NYU students.

Deacon kept coy when asked just how much he pays for rent in a prime location loved by the likes Taylor Swift and Sarah Jessica Parker.

‘West Village prices, man,’ he replied, before welcoming Simpson inside.

Come on in! Reese Witherspoon’s son Deacon Phillippe gave a tour of his college apartment in New York City’s pricey West Village neighborhood this week

Exclusive: The actor, 20 — who is currently studying music at prestigious New York University — allowed TikTok star Caleb Simpson to film the interior for his latest video

The front door opens into the kitchen, which is upgraded with stainless steel appliances.

A black spiral staircase is located at the center of the apartment that comes with dark wood floors and a trendy brick accent wall.

High-ceilings give the apartment a spacious feel.

Deacon was proud to show off the vinyl records on display in the living area as well as his plant ‘Darryl’ that sits in a bright yellow pot beside a comfy chair.

There’s plenty of funky artwork and furniture that give the apartment a retro vibe.

Deacon then moved the tour upstairs so he could give Simpson a look at his room that doubles as his music studio.

He has a giant bed and plenty of music equipment lining the walls.

Deacon — whose father is actor Ryan Phillippe — has a full size keyboard, a recording setup, a Mac computer and more to help bring his music to life.

He gave a brief look at the kitchen, which included a peek at the items in the fridge.

After Simpson shared the video to TikTok on Tuesday, Deacon joked that filming the tour ‘made me late to class.’

Deacon graduated from Mountain High School in June 2022 and began studying music at NYU that fall.

For his first year, Deacon live in a dorm on campus, which he frequently showed off on his Instagram at the time. 

NYU has an excellent music department in their secondary school, The Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. 

Wow! A black spiral staircase is located at the center of the apartment

Display: Deacon was proud to show off the vinyl records on display in the living area

There are dark wood floors and a trendy brick accent wall

Funky: There’s plenty of funky artwork and furniture that give the apartment a retro vibe

Kitchen: The front door opens into the kitchen

It is upgraded with stainless steel appliances

Groceries: He stopped to take a peek at the items in the fridge

Deacon’s space: Deacon then moved the tour upstairs so he could give Simpson a look at his room that doubles as his music studio

He has a giant bed and plenty of music equipment lining the walls

Bathroom: The bathroom is small but sufficient for a college student

Deacon kept coy when asked just how much he pays for rent in a prime location loved by the likes Taylor Swift and Sarah Jessica Parker

Proud mom: Earlier this year, Reese told PEOPLE that dropping her kids off at college means she ‘did [my] job right’

Last year, Deacon’s dad Ryan gushed to ET about how ‘proud’ he is of Deacon for pursuing higher education.

‘He’s about to go to college for music. That’s his primary focus. The acting thing he likes to do, and he will do according to what his appetite for it is, but his focus is primarily music,’ shared the Cruel Intentions star.

His mom Reese shared a similar sentiment earlier this year as she told PEOPLE that dropping her kids off at college means she ‘did [my] job right.

‘And I’m so proud of my kids. They’re thriving in the world and I’m so happy for them,’ she said.

Deacon’s sister Ava, 24, is also at college on the West Coast at the University of California, Berkeley.