British socialite and racing heiress Tamara Ecclestone has not been shy with her money. She is well-known for her $1 million handbag collection, posing naked with £1 million of her own money to promote her reality show, and for most recently allegedly trying to acquire a $125 million mansion in Holmby Hills to outshine her sister.
So it comes as no surprise the 28-year-old television personality and model would have to part with some amount of real estate to pay the difference. Yesterday the elder Ecclestone sister listed her 7-bedroom Chelsea home with John D Wood & Co. real estate for £19.75 million, or roughly $32.18 million at today's rates, according to celebrity real estate blogger The Real Estalker.
The Real Estalker also pointed out that if someone were to purchase the home at its full listed price, they would have to pay the required U.K. Stamp Duty Land Tax as well, in this case 7 percent of the purchase price. That adds up to an additional £1,382,500, or around $2.25 million, meaning the potential price of the pad could come close to $35 million in total.
The London mansion comes with its own swimming pool, courtyard for parking, and accommodation for live-in staff.
Tamara's pad is on Old Church Street in London. It has a private courtyard for parking in the back.
Source: John D Wood & Co.
A single, wide staircase with glass railings leads throughout the airy interior.
Source: John D Wood & Co.
A small, working fireplace sits under the flat screen TV for a cozy sitting area.
Source: John D Wood & Co.
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