The 5000sqft Victorian home in Windsor provides a variety of ideas for your project as it has been renovated over the years by Kyle and his former partner
Jeremy Kyle's renovated home is up for sale for £2.295 million after the separation from his partner(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
Jeremy Kyle and his ex-partner have put their £2.295m newly renovated home up for sale.
The six-bedroom home in Winkfield, Windsor belongs to Jeremy Kyle, 58, and his ex-wife Carla Germaine, 48, but have chosen to sell the home after their separation in 2015.
The 5000sqft period property was renovated by the pair after initially buying the house in 2001 for £595,000, showing how much value can be added when renovating a house.
Modern features added during renovation
The home is entered through a gated entrance with a gravelled driveway.
The entrance hall and ground floor was renovated to create a kitchen-diner with a kitchen island. A hob with extractor fan has been included in the island with a large sink to the side of the kitchen and granite worktops throughout.
The ground floor includes an office, which retains some of the Victorian features of the period property. An annex, living room, dining room and large drawing room is also included. You can start to see some of Kyle and his wife's tastes in the design with ornate and opulent furniture styling throughout the property as well as gold finishes.
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The property has undergone renovations to the kitchen-diner with a new island installed and work done to modernise the whole room(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The kitchen-diner also has an induction hub integrated into it(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The ground floor has a large family room which has bifold doors, which lead onto the garden(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The office includes Victorian features to pay homage to the original features of the house(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The living room has a corner sofa and wall mounted tv as another renovated feature(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The home has a gravelled driveway and gated entrance(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
Six opulent bedrooms and four bathrooms
The house has six bedrooms, with two being en suite.
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The first floor includes the master bedroom, which, as well as an en suite bathroom, has a dressing room and bifold doors leading onto the patio.
The en suite bathrooms include roll top baths whilst the family bathrooms provide walk in shower ideas.
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The house includes 6 bedrooms in total(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The family bathrooms provide some ideas for your project with Victorian period style designs(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The bedrooms also keep some of the period features of the property such as this cabinet(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The en suite bathrooms have roll top baths(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
One of bedrooms includes an en suite bathroom and balcony overlooking the garden(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
This bedroom includes a office space to work and neat storage spaces(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The second en suite bathroom includes a large Victorian mirror and white porcelain tiles on the walls and floor(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
Renovated garden includes annex with a hot tub
The property also has a landscaped garden with annex, hot tub and patio entertainment area.
The 5,000-square-foot home is currently listed by Chatterton Rees for £2,295,000.
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The renovated home renovated has a landscaped garden with annex, hot tub and patio entertainment area(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The property is is 5000sqft(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
The property is listed by Chatterton Rees for £2,295,000(Image credit: Chatterton Rees)
News Editor Joseph has previously written for Today’s Media and Chambers & Partners, focusing on news for conveyancers and industry professionals. Joseph has just started his own self build project, building his own home on his family’s farm with planning permission for a timber frame, three-bedroom house in a one-acre field. The foundation work has already begun and he hopes to have the home built in the next year. Prior to this he renovated his family's home as well as doing several DIY projects, including installing a shower, building sheds, and livestock fences and shelters for the farm’s animals. Outside of homebuilding, Joseph loves rugby and has written for Rugby World, the world’s largest rugby magazine.
