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Grand Designs Home For Sale

18 Oct to 19 Oct

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Businessman Jamie Hamer purchased the house for £2.5million in June 2021.

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Daily Mail18 Oct

The iconic Victorian water tower from Grand Designs, located in Kennington, south London, has been relisted for sale at £2.75 million—nearly £4 million less than its original asking price of £6.5 million in 2013. The renovation, featured on the show’s 100th episode, transformed the dilapidated structure into a ten-storey luxury home with panoramic views of London. Developer Leigh Osborne and his partner Graham Voce…

One of the most iconic Grand Designs homes could be yours for just £2.75million... (almost £4m less than the original asking price) →

Evening Standard19 Oct

A Grand Designs-renovated landmark home in London is now for sale at £2.75 million after previously being listed for up to £6.5 million. Property developers Leigh Osborne and Graham Voce converted an 1867 workhouse water tower into a luxury residence, costing more than £2 million despite initial estimates of £600,000. Challenges included removing over 200 dead pigeons and clearing bird droppings at a cost of £7,000…

Famous Grand Designs home in London on the market for £2.75m after staggering price cut →

Times of India19 Oct

Leigh Osborne and Graham Voce turned a dilapidated Grade II-listed Victorian water tower in Kennington, south London, into a luxury home after purchasing it for £380,000 in 2011. They spent approximately £2 million on repairs and modern additions over two years, transforming the abandoned structure into a five-bedroom house that was featured on Grand Designs. Currently back on the market following its previous sale…

Couple turn £380,000 Victorian water tower into luxury home, now back on sale for £2.75 million →

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18 Oct
Businessman Jamie Hamer purchased the house for £2.5million in June 2021.
3 outlets · Daily Mail
19 Oct
The crumbling landmark was converted into a ten-storey luxury home by property developer Leigh Osborne and his partner, Graham Voce, who spent more than £2million despite being advised that the conversion would cost £600,000.
2 outlets · Evening Standard

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Where to start One of the most iconic Grand Designs homes could be yours for just £2.75million... (almost £4m less than the original asking price) Daily Mail

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19 Oct Couple turn £380,000 Victorian water tower into luxury home, now back on sale for £2.75 millionLeigh Osborne and Graham Voce turned a dilapidated Grade II-listed Victorian water tower in Kennington, south London, into a luxury home after purchasing it for £380,000 in 2011. They spent approximately £2 million on repairs and modern additions over two years, transforming the abandoned structure into a five-bedroom house that was featured on Grand Designs. Currently back on the market following its previous sale…Times of India
19 Oct Famous Grand Designs home in London on the market for £2.75m after staggering price cutA Grand Designs-renovated landmark home in London is now for sale at £2.75 million after previously being listed for up to £6.5 million. Property developers Leigh Osborne and Graham Voce converted an 1867 workhouse water tower into a luxury residence, costing more than £2 million despite initial estimates of £600,000. Challenges included removing over 200 dead pigeons and clearing bird droppings at a cost of £7,000…Evening Standard
18 Oct One of the most iconic Grand Designs homes could be yours for just £2.75million... (almost £4m less than the original asking price)The iconic Victorian water tower from Grand Designs, located in Kennington, south London, has been relisted for sale at £2.75 million—nearly £4 million less than its original asking price of £6.5 million in 2013. The renovation, featured on the show’s 100th episode, transformed the dilapidated structure into a ten-storey luxury home with panoramic views of London. Developer Leigh Osborne and his partner Graham Voce…Daily Mail

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