A ten-bedroom house with a luxury office, swimming pool and a gym is for sale for £4.75m and it’s a WFH dream.
The new owner could spend their days ticking tasks off their to-do list before working up a sweat in a fully-functional gym with Technogym equipment and changing rooms.
There is even an indoor heated swimming pool for a quick cool down.
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The beautiful, oak-framed property combines modern living with an authentic exterior.
It has a trendy office area which is perfect from anyone who works from home.
And the entire property stretches over an impressive 6,558 sq ft, as reported by Luxury Property News.
The pad in Southwold, Suffolk, is just a stones’s throw away from the beach too.
On entering the property, punters are met with Tom Dixon lights, a polished concrete floor and a floating staircase.
The sitting room is equipped with a Majorelle Blue feature wall inspired by Yves Saint Laurent’s Marrakech residence.
The living area is kitted out with a contemporary gas fireplace for cooler nights, and a Samsung Frame TV with surround sound.
The kitchen area has a bar, Gaggenau dishwasher and three large integrated fridges.
It also comes with high-end appliances including Sub-Zero Wolf ovens and Quooker taps with a hidden pop-up extractor.
A hidden cupboard even leads guests to a large utility room and plant area.
Knight Frank is currently selling the property for £4.75m.
A spokesperson for the estate agency said: “An exceptional, high specification, 8 to 10 bedroom detached house in Southwold with an indoor swimming pool, ample parking and privacy.
“Seven Mill Lane offers a blend of contemporary design and luxurious living.
“Built in 2007 with substantial updates completed in 2022, this spacious oak framed property comprises eight bedrooms with the potential for ten, including a principal bedroom suite with a dressing room and en suite bathroom.”
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