London has a special cultural and economic status in the UK, and each borough here has its own unique atmosphere, such as trendy Shoreditch and rows of old-fashioned shops, as well as Kensington's various cafes. Walking through every street here, you will inadvertently encounter some beautiful houses.
There are many celebrities, both British and others born in the UK, who own their homes in this bustling metropolis.
Today, let's take a look at celebrity homes that you might see if you walk the streets of London!
01/ David & Victoria Beckham – Holland Park
David Beckham
The famous footballer David Beckham is famous all over the world.
As a footballer, he made 115 appearances for the British national team and played until 2013, his full moon curved knife free kick is fast and fierce, very powerful, he is also one of the highest paid players in football history. Plus his handsome and charming appearance (he's really sexy and handsome!). ), making him even more famous, which explains how he can afford the mansion he now lives in.
In addition, his wife, Victoria Beckham, is a British fashion designer and singer who is a business tycoon herself. She is an icon in the fashion industry, has a certain position in the fashion industry, and is known all over the world.
The couple bought the £31 million mansion and yes, you read that right, £31 million. Huge building in Holland Park with private gym, wine cellar and other luxurious facilities.
02/ Simon Cowell
Simon Cowell
As one of the founders of Pop Idol, the predecessor of American Idol' predecessor, the British talent show, he rightfully became one of the three judges of American Idol, known for his harsh "poisonous tongue" and a shrewd businessman.
His candid and informed business decisions have made him a very successful man in the music and television industry, and in 2004 and 2010 by Time magazine, he was voted one of the 100 most influential people in the world, and he also won the BAFTA Special Award.
Due to his popularity and star status, he has made quite a bit of money over the years.
Cowell bought a five-bedroom, £15m home in Holland Park – just near Beckham, Elton John and Robbie Williams. Now, with his girlfriend and their children, he has decided to move to nearby Wimbledon — a six-bedroom house near a local school.
03/ Pete Townshend – Wick
The property in Wick is famous and was formerly the residence of Sir John Mills. Mils is an actor who has appeared in more than 120 films in the last seven years. This Georgian house enjoys a privileged location overlooking the River Thames and is close to Richmond Park.
Nature lovers will love it, with the River Thames right on your doorstep and the country's largest urban park just a stone's throw away. Architect Robert Mylne designed the house in the late 18th century, painting a magnificent dining room, three floors and a lovely portico. Facing Richmond Hill, the view from the house is very nice.
Townshend was lucky enough to buy the property in 1996 from Rolling Stone member Ronnie Wood.
04/ Kate Moss
Kate Moss
The wallpaper in the fashion designer's house was custom-made according to her needs. The fusion of vintage and modern styles is an unexpected contrast. The main bathroom has a beautiful claw foot tub under a crystal chandelier.
The portrait of Irving Penn is perfectly placed above a stone fireplace. The price of the wallcover is staggering, at $1,470 per 3 inches. Her walls are full of beautiful photos, quirky designs and unique lamps.
Her back garden has tall hedges, neatly manicured grass and interesting sculptures. There is a separate house within the garden reminiscent of a gardener's cottage, windows, curtains and lovely green front door. Sure enough, the house of the master designer is also full of design and distinctive.
05/ Queensdale Place
Elton John
Elton John is an English singer, songwriter, pianist, composer,
He is one of the 350 richest people in the UK and one of the 10 richest in the UK music industry.
In addition to his residence in London, he owns houses in Old Windsor, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Nice and Venice, and it can be seen that this guy is really rich.
His home in Queensdale Square is inconspicuous compared to his other properties. The brown front door, fragrant flowers and white walls did not look very luxurious, at first glance, it was an ordinary mansion, but then again, we have not seen the inside, and it should not be very badly decorated.
06/ Robbie Williams – Woodland House
Robbie Williams
This huge house is a detached house at 31 Melbury Road in Holland Park.
The Kensington and Chelsea neighborhoods are among the city's wealthiest districts and are home to numerous celebrities and their families. Built in 1875 and with a national reputation, the house was built by one of Britain's greatest architects, architect Richard Norman Shaw.
Once the home of director Michael Winner, it was acquired by Robbie Williams in 2013. The house currently has 47 rooms and more than 2,000 light bulbs – the house was originally designed for an artist's studio that required the use of plenty of light and skylights as entrances to natural light.
Today, facilities include a swimming pool, cinema, steam room, sauna and Jacuzzi, which have been renovated several times during Winner's ownership. After a renovation by Winner, Williams purchased the home for £1.75 million and continued to modernise and renovate the home to suit her needs.
07/ Sean Bean TIFF – Totrich
Sean Bean TIFF
Game of Thrones actors are selling their Grade II protected mansion for up to £6 million. He bought it more than two decades ago for £1.8 million, and sold it for a pretty staggering profit.
This luxurious house features eight bedrooms, six bathrooms and two kitchens and dates back to the 19th century. After years of renovation, the house has been modernized but still retains its historic charm and features fireplaces, high ceilings.
The property also contains an orangery, a wine cellar, two garages, a tennis court, and seemingly unlimited vacant lots. The kitchen is extremely modern with interesting fixtures, long dining table, transparent purple modern chairs.
The dining room features a long wooden table, plush red carpet, crimson curtains and crystal chandeliers. Despite the size of the house, it was warmly decorated and felt like home There are small spaces for comfort, wooden details, plenty of space for activities and modern conveniences.
08/ Amy Wynnhouse – 30 Camden Square
Amy Winehouse – Rama
Amy, who lives at 30 Camden Square, is very talented and musically accomplished, but unfortunately she died of alcohol poisoning here. Since then, the house has become a mecca for fans, people who want to pay their respects and with neighboring residents, and visitors stop to see the late singer's residence.
The four-storey home is worth around £2.5 million and features three bedrooms, an outdoor garden and a studio with soundproof walls, perfect for aspiring record producers.
Although this house is not as extravagant as the others on the list, it is extremely sought after and expensive in today's market.
09/ Mick Jagger – Downe House in Richmond Hill
Another talented singer, Jagger, lived here in the 1990s when she married Jerry Hall. Sir Jagger was an English singer, songwriter and producer who was well known during the Rolling Stones period. He has an illustrious career spanning over 5 years and is undoubtedly one of the most influential people in rock 'n' roll.
Downe House is a Georgian-style home dating back to 1780. The house overlooks the River Thames and is located on Richmond Hill, very close to Richmond Park.
The earthy exterior is decorated with brown bricks and yellow curtains and does not appear particularly luxurious. But the opposite is true on four floors, the basement, multiple balconies and cast iron railings. If you're visiting this busy city, this historic residence is a Grade II listed building in England and well worth a visit.
10/ Jimmy Page – Tower
Foo Fighters with John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page
This late Victorian townhouse is like a fairy tale building. Towering towers, medieval interiors and Gothic style. Built for himself by William Burges, one of the greatest artistic architects of the Victorian era.
The house is made up of red bricks with green roof slate from Cumbria, a north-west region of the UNITED Kingdom known for its beautiful natural beauty. The floor plan is L-shaped and approximately 2,500 square feet in size.
The combination of concrete-based and construction techniques makes this design extremely robust. The interior of the house is inspired by the famous Cardiff Castle in Wales. On the ground floor there is a living room, a lavish dining room and a library that can accommodate thousands of books.
The walls of the library are lined with bookcases. The entrance to the living room is on the wall opposite the library fireplace, and you'll find three stained glass windows, carved patterns on chimney pieces, and other ornate decorations.
On the ground floor there are two bedrooms and an armoury. The rear of the house also contains an elaborate garden surrounded by various flower sculptures and trees.
London is unique in that its buildings retain traces of history, the exterior looks particularly dated, and the interior is another luxurious world, which makes the city always charming.
The large number of British celebrities who remain in London after becoming famous is a testament to the city's appeal and endless possibilities.
So London is actually a city that integrates many elements, it is full of historical age, but also has the prosperity of an international metropolis, but also can find a fresh and free river and natural park, it attracts people from all walks of life around the world with its unique charm. It can be said to be a very ideal place to live.