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Petersham House, South Kensington
Photograph: Berkshire Hathaway

Hugh Grant’s glamourous old penthouse in Kensington is on the market

With a gym, sun deck and private lift, the actor’s bachelor pad is exactly as luxurious as you’d expect

Ed Cunningham
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Ed Cunningham
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Ever dreamt of living like Hugh Grant? C’mon, we know you have. The actor famous for starring in stuff like Notting Hill, Love Actually and Four Weddings and a Funeral is also well-known for being more than a little bit posh. And now, excitingly, there’s the chance to live just like Grant, as a glam property that he once owned is now on the market.

The property in question is the penthouse apartment of South Kensington’s Petersham House. And, as you’d expect, it’s luxurious in the extreme.

With three en-suite bedrooms, a gym, a private lift and a ‘semi-open plan reception room, dining area and kitchen’, the apartment is pretty OTT even for a penthouse. As well as its indoor bits, it also has tonnes of outdoor space with a sun-deck and jacuzzi. And on top of all that, it’s also on the seventh floor, with views out over pretty much all of London.  

It’s all exceptionally fancy: here are a few pics of the place.

Petersham House, South Kensington
Photograph: Berkshire Hathaway
Petersham House, South Kensington
Photograph: Berkshire Hathaway
Petersham House, South Kensington
Photograph: Berkshire Hathaway

As you’d expect, all this doesn’t come cheap. While the penthouse was recently reduced in price, it’s still got a hefty £7,250,000 price tag. It’s being sold by agents Berkshire Hathaway and you can find out more on the official listing here.

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