Inside Gordon Ramsay's huge basement with 'super-master bedroom' at £7m London mansion
dailyrecord.co.ukGordon Ramsay is renovating his £7million London mansion and installing a huge basement with a 'super master bedroom'. The Michelin star chef received planning permission last year to start the epic revamp of the family home, which is set to include a wine store and a master bedroom that takes over an entire floor - but building work was delayed due to the historic trees on the property.
The Scot's stunning family home in Wandsworth, south-west London, is in a conservation area, which meant construction workers were only able to use “non-machinery tools” to protect the trees from any damage, according to The Sun.
The 55-year-old’s property transformation includes adding a staggering 76 square metres to the home, by replacing their already massive ground floor extension to expand their basement, adding another bedroom and a boot room in the process, writes the Mirror.Work began in September, and the arboriculture survey said demolition and excavation work has to be “undertaken separate to construction, manually and sensitively”, and that construction workers would need an “induction” on how to carry out the work.The eco-friendly home, which is set to be completed in December this year, will also include “new energy efficient lighting will improve conservation of energy” and “new insulation and glazing will aid conservation of fuel”.The enormous main bedroom will cover an entire floor, and includes a walk-in dressing room that is in fact larger than that actual bedroom.The basement will also feature another ensuite bedroom, a study, a plant room - to accommodate all the machinery needed to help keep his home sustainable - and a shower room.Gordon and wife Tana, who share five children - Megan, 24, twins Jack and Holly,
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