they-ask-for-$24.9-million-for-cara-delevingne's-childhood-home-in-the-united-kingdomThey ask for $24.9 million for Cara Delevingne's childhood home in the United Kingdom
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By Carolyn Manrique

09 Jun 2024, 11:35 AM EDT

Fans of British model and actress Cara Delevingne now have the opportunity to buy the grand mansion in Belgravia, London, where she grew up with her sisters Chloe and Poppy.

The property has just hit the real estate market for £23.5 million, which is equivalent to $24.9 million. The current owner of the residence bought the home from Cara Delevingne’s father in 2015 for £10.6 million.

In addition to the Grade II property’s connection to the Delevingne family, this residence also once belonged to businessman and zoo owner John Aspinal. It is even known that Cara, Chloe and Poppy’s father bought the residence in 2000, shortly after the death of John Aspinal.

Aspinal had owned this residence since the 1960s, and according to ‘Mansion Global’, Aspinal made the purchase at the time with the intention of having a house near a casino that had just opened.

Originally this residence was built in 1838 and it is known that its current owners made some renovations to the place to keep it in good condition and updated, always taking care of its original design.

The main house is spread over five floors with five bedrooms, several bathrooms, hallway, living room, great room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room and other amenities.

Among the home’s luxuries must be mentioned two storage vaults, movie theater, spa, gym and more.

The interior stands out for its extravagant decoration with large chandeliers, gilded frames, shiny floors and walls covered with prints.

There is also a large terrace with green areas, spa, kitchen and enough space to enjoy the outdoors with family or friends.

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