The UK's most up-to-date social housing and public sector news website
Jamie Oliver's Naked Chef house up for sale
Other Housing stories
- Camden Council gains possession of 100 homes in illegal sub-letting crackdown
- 'Self-styled countess' jailed for £200,000 benefit fraud
- Professor Peter Roberts OBE becomes chair of KHT
- PM meets Lovell-trained east Manchester apprentices
- First homes completed in £100m estate refurbishment scheme
Advertisement
The house made famous by Jamie Oliver's BBC series The Naked Chef is up for sale.
Jamie Oliver and wife Jules lived in the property on Chequer Street in London for the first series of Naked Chef in 1999 while filming. For the second series they moved out and the BBC rented the
property from the current owners.
Since the Naked Chef the whole property has now been re-vamped and extended to maximise the living space but it still retains its best known features, the kitchen and spiral staircase.
The home offers the best in state of the art living, comprising of five plasma screens including a waterproof screen in the spa bathroom, fibre optic mood lighting, gym, bespoke kitchen, an
integral garage, and solar panels.
The two-bedroom house, on a quiet road between London’s hip Old Street and Clerkenwell, is only five minutes from Jamie Oliver fifteen restaurant.
Eighteen per cent of home owners selected Jamie Oliver’s home as the celebrity they would most likely to swap homes with in a survey by mortgage lender First Active.
Whilst it may be just a dream to swap homes with a celebrity, the reality is that the original Naked Chef house is for sale through Stirling Ackroyd (price on application).
