Nothing like a bonkers house to look at...only £15m

[Bells3032]

And believe it or not built in 2006!

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/132450365

Its all a bit baronial for my liking and I'm expecting Henry VIII to burst through the door at any moment. The kitchen probably cost a fortune but wow, it's horrible. Lot's of money and no taste.

It's like a mash up of a stately home and barn conversion
I am coveting the office though, I'd love a desk like that!

Meanwhile, in London the highest priced property on RM is a bloody flat at £60 million.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/130177625#/?channel=RES_BUY

My inner Italian countess thinks it's fabulous but in reality it would be so much nicer without all the tat (flea-bitten bear and suits of armour - and that mannequin on the mezzanine 😱) and 75% of the oak.

That swimming pool is attractive but there's not much natural light for £60 million. 🤔

I'm sure it was on last year and it was owned by Steve Davis. If it wasn't it was very similar.

Nope. too dark and busy. I do like the gardens!

@Bluevelvetsofa 100% It's just horrible from top to bottom.

It's very American & quite strong in style. I'd sayt the chances of someone wanting to keep that interior are zero. Maybe it'll just get knocked-down & someone will build a more modern project.

I'll take it, if they knock £14.5 million off the price to allow for a complete refurb.

I want to live in it and lounge about in velvet robes, calling for a lute player. Genuinely it's like my dream house.

Exactly this, it reminds me of the homes you see in the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

omg even better they have a DJUNGELSKOG bear in one of the photos. These people have taste.

@vera99 Peope buying flats in One Hyde Park are not living in them.

Dreadful place for dreadful people

Is that an actual dead bear in picture 28?

The whole house is tacky in a rather fascinating way.

I love it! Though for 15 million I'd want a pool.

They like their giant bears, don’t they?

I can’t help kind of liking it, but I wouldn’t admit that in real life. But what’s with the dining chairs with rings in the back? They were everywhere when we were looking recently, and I don’t see the appeal at all. Why are they a thing, what are they supposed to do?

They must get through a tonne of washing to need 2 washing machines and tumble dryers.

I love it, especially the kitchen😍

I could easily make use of 2 machines and 2 driers to be honest.

Ha ha! This usually manifests itself by people buying white SUVs, but this person has taken it to another level!

The only relevant bit to me was the staff quarters. That's probably where I'd end up working. 😁

I love it but not even on the property ladder yet and nearly 42! 🤣

Urgh. Bad taste.

Imagine the randoms turning up at the open house just for a gawp - I may join.

I bet it also has a secret red room of pain somewhere...