A MAGNIFICENT mansion in one of London’s fanciest areas is available to buy – but you’ll have to stump up a whopping £75m. But for those unable to buy it outright, the brand new 10 bedroom property can also be rented out for a £40,000 a month. The house, described as one of London’s ‘most […]
A MAGNIFICENT mansion in one of London’s fanciest areas is available to buy – but you’ll have to stump up a whopping £75m.
But for those unable to buy it outright, the brand new 10 bedroom property can also be rented out for a £40,000 a month.
The house, described as one of London’s ‘most exceptional residences’, is located in the swanky London suburb of St John’s Wood.
Famous residents include Sir Paul McCartney, Keith Richards and Ewan McGregor.
Lucky buyers will be treated to a 46ft indoor swimming pool, a home cinema and a James Bond-style underground garage.
There are also Roman-style pillars, a luxurious spiral suitcase and chandeliers hanging from the ceilings.
Head to the ground floor and you’ll find a kitchen and dining room, as well as a drawing room with French doors leading onto a neatly trimmed garden.
Downstairs, the lower ground floor has the incredible swimming pool and spa with a jacuzzi and sauna.
There is also an underground games room overlooking the pool for those that fancy a game of pool, as well as a bar, a 12 seat cinema, two wine cellars and the futuristic underground garage.
The first floor has three bedroom suites, with the master bedroom, which has a walk-in dressing room and two marble bathrooms, overlooking the garden.
Estate agent Sotheby’s International Realty describes the property as a slice of ‘country lifestyle’ right in the centre of London.
A spokesperson said: “This house has been meticulously designed and built to a contemporary style whilst providing a country lifestyle in the heart of London.
“Moments away, the chic boutiques, restaurants and cafes of St John’s Wood and Regent’s Park make this one of the city’s most desirable areas.”
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