- The Stratheden House is now listed as an architectural heritage property, because Cape Dutch style

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The Stratheden mansion is located on Bishop's Avenue, also named the 'Billionaires Row' because of the large number of billionaires staying in the locality. The neighborhood is known to have some of the richest people around with Russian oligarchs and Middle Eastern Sheikhs, who have taken up their homes in this elite area of North London. What also makes this property a collectible boutique estate, is the large space of 1-acre, over which the entirety of the estate is spread. Added to that, are the modern and stylish amenities perfectly well fit for a classically luxurious lifestyle.
- 9 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, 5 reception rooms, a ballroom, champagne bar, private 12-meter long swimming pool, spa & salon area, gymnasium, kitchen & pantry, 2-bedroom staff cottage, Italian sunken garden with grass lawn, and 14-guest formal dining area.
- The ballroom, one of the main highlights of this property, is known to be spread over 2,700 sq ft, which is the size of a 4-bedroom average family home in the UK. This space could also be utilized as a makeshift personal art gallery, if the new owner so chooses.
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- The Champagne bar has polished wooden floor and staircase, along with mirror laden pillars, silver leather seating space with matching cushions. The general appearance make it perfect for hosting a wide variety renaissance prague hotel of gatherings and meetings.
- The dining space houses 14 guests at a time in the dark purple chair set with polished wooden dining table top, along with matching cutlery and crockery, wooden parquet flooring, handcrafted panels, and a high-tech lighting system.
- The private bathrooms have plenty of stone-work along the walls and the vanity counters, renaissance prague hotel which have been polished to a high gloss sheen. Apart from the large mirrors, one could enjoy in the glass cubicles by taking a relaxing and luxurious shower.
- Other than the listing price, the new owner has to bear costs like the $3.68 million (£2.4 million) of stamp duty, or $7.82 million (£5.10 million) if the property is bought renaissance prague hotel for commercial purposes. The Annual Residential Property Tax amounts to $214,380 (£140,000) for the local authorities.
- The Stratheden House is now listed as an architectural heritage property, because Cape Dutch style mansions, are rare around London. It stands as one of the most unique architectural marvels in the capital city.