Stunning four-storey home in exclusive London celebrity bolthole goes on the market – but you’ll have to fork out a staggering sum for it

A stunning four -storey house in a special London famous Hotspot reached the market for an amazing £ 17 million.

North London comes with the additional bonus of neighboring Sir Paul McCartney’s London house in the wealthy St John’s Wood.

In 1965, at the summit of Beatlemania, the legend of music bought a three -storey town house for £ 40,000, which is the base in the capital.

The new sales property in Cavendish Boulevard, where houses are rarely offered for sale, II. A building listed in the classroom and close to the world -famous Abbey Road Studios and Zebra Crossing, who has become famous on The Beatles’s Abbey Road album cover.

It has a 5.230 square meter house, Arlington residence and a garden overlooking the South West with seven bedrooms, five bathrooms and one pool.

There is also a library, a conservatory, gym and staff bedroom and seven cars.

The villa dates back to 1845 and at the same time passes behind a large -door car road.

Arlington housing director Marc Schneiderman, the streets on the street rarely released, he said.

Rich St John’s Wood is coming with the additional bonus of neighboring Sir Paul McCartney’s London house in North London, North London

It has a 5.230 square meter house, Arlington residence and a garden overlooking the South West with seven bedrooms, five bathrooms and pools.

There is also a library, conservatory, gym and staff bedroom and seven vehicles.

The villa dates back to 1845 and is also located behind a large -door car road

‘Cavendish Boulevard is considered the best settlement in St John’s Wood, and this important property is one of the only nine detached villas on the west side of the street.

‘These houses are rarely offered for sale because they tend to be generation houses. More than three years ago, it was when one of these very special villas obtained £ 17 million in almost unattended situation.

‘This property was built around 1845 and placed behind a large, door -to -door car road. The house has many natural lights from long windows and east/west.

‘Inside, with a comprehensive period details, including an elegant and wide staircase, with fancy cornice and wrought iron railing in the drawing room.

‘The garden overlooking the South West returns to the neighboring gardens on three sides and has an attractive outdoor pool. There is a large private parking space for seven vehicles. ‘