Looking to move house? We’ve found the perfect property for you. Let’s talk good first. It is beautifully designed, has plenty of space, and is conveniently located within one of London’s most desirable areas. The bad? It will cost you £10 million.
Located on Cavendish Avenue, you’ll be moving to a road featuring neighbours like Paul Mcartney of the Beatles who has lived there since 1965. That puts you right beside Regent’s Park, Lord’s Cricket Ground and Hyde Park. In other words, very central London.
But what is the property itself actually like? It is a grade 2 listed house, set behind a gated driveway with parking for your 7 cars or more. On the rear-side of the house is a small garden with a pool and a Summer house.
Inside, there are a whopping 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. On top of that, you get a conservatory, library, multiple reception rooms and quite frankly, enough rooms for multiple families.
This is all spread across four separate floors with two fully dedicated to bedrooms and two for your multiple entertaining spaces.
Along with the current Beatle living on the road, Cavendish has been home to musician Billy Fury, as well as multiple important historic figures.
Thomas Paine, the philosopher and author of Common Sense and Rights of MMan lived and wrote at what is now known as 148 New Cavendish Road. The designer of the Natural History Museum was also once a resident of the area.
Of course, this property is by no means cheap. In fact, you can get castles for less than this right now! But that’s what you get for wanting to live on one of London’s most exclusive roads.
