Take a look around this exquisitely renovated property in London, which boasts a gym, games area, spa, and a roofless atrium.
The luxurious London home could be yours as part of Omaze’s Million Pound House Draw. Worth a huge £5 million, this spectacular house is the most valuable property ever to be offered in a UK prize draw.
Better still, the property comes mortgage-free, with all stamp duty and legal fees covered. The lucky winner will also receive a whopping £250,000 in cash and can decide to either live in the house, rent it out, or sell it.
If the winner decides to rent it out, local estate agents estimate that the property could achieve a rental value of around £12,000 per month.
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Spanning a total of 4,700 sq ft, the exceptional property has been renovated and extended to celebrate its historical character while showcasing modern architectural design. Set in a small enclave, it incorporates bespoke joinery and gorgeous period features, such as original exposed Victorian brickwork.
Upon entering the property, you’ll see the pièce de résistance: the breathtaking reception area. Featuring vaulted ceilings that stretch across three floors, this spacious area offers views onto the ‘living wall’ and roofless atrium.
Heading into the bespoke kitchen, there is a large central island with Silestone worktops, deep forest green cupboards and state-of-the-art Miele appliances – all of which are bathed in natural light.
With oak herringbone flooring and underfloor heating throughout, the ground floor also offers a spacious dining room, guest suite, utility room and cloakroom.
But that’s not all: the lower ground floor is home to a second reception area, as well as an impressive games room with a pool table, a home bar, a fully kitted out gym and a tranquil spa area with a jacuzzi and sauna. Dreamy…
Venturing upstairs, there’s an expansive home office area on the landing, as well as two further ensuite bedrooms with sky-lit interior windows and calming neutral interiors.
The top floor is reserved for the principal bedroom suite that wraps around the atrium’s lightwell. It comes with a roomy dressing area, bespoke cabinetry, an additional seating area, and an ensuite bathroom.
Perhaps our favourite part of the property, though, is the three-storey high atrium courtyard, with high glazing that reflects the open skies above and the surrounding trailing plants. Simply delightful!
The Omaze Million Pound House Draw will be raising money for London’s Air Ambulance charity, helping to deliver life-saving hospital treatment and medics to critical callouts.
The draw closes on 28th July 2024 for online entries (paid entries start from just £10) and 30th July 2024 for postal entries (free). For full terms and conditions, visit www.omaze.co.uk.
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