GORDON Ramsay has revealed his impressive super-car worth £1million.
The famous TV chef parked up outside the Connaught hotel in London’s Mayfair where he was taking his wife Tana for dinner.
There is only 110 of these rare Aston Martin cars in the world – built to celebrate the 110th anniversary of the iconic luxury British sports car manufacturer.
Gordon’s limited-edition Valour model is the first of its kind to be shipped to the UK.
Despite the car being able to reach speeds of up to 200mph, Gordon was pictured driving slowly as he left the five-star hotel on Saturday night through swarms of people on the streets.
It follows The Sun reporting the disappointing news that Gordon’s three-year renovation of his £7million London home has hit the skids.
Council chiefs have rejected his bid to modify the gates and knock down an “historic wall.”
Gordon won approval in July 2021 to increase the size of his basement, adding an en-suite bedroom, while transforming the whole interior, including a master bedroom with dressing room, which takes up an entire floor.
But work dragged on at a snails pace as workmen were restricted to using ”non-machinery“ tools for parts of the property, which is in a conservation area and surrounded by historic trees.
The TV star also wanted to change his plans and install painted timber gates to replace the current steel ones.
He also wanted to remove a “historic” front boundary wall with another design at the four-bed mansion.
But the council denied his application saying that it wouldn’t be in keeping with other properties in the posh neighbourhood and mean the demolition of a “brick patterned” wall, which “could have some historic significance”, with an “impact on a conservation area”.
The Ramsays had reportedly been staying at a luxury £12,000-a-month flat in a posh riverside development nearby.
It’s thought most of the work has now been done and Gordon’s new basement includes a gym, wine store, study, plant room, boot room, and shower room.
The existing ground floor extension is a modern, mostly glass, design housing an open plan kitchen, living and dining room.
