The Beckhams' home voted best lockdown retreat: the couple's west London townhouse ranked top for self-isolation
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The Beckhams’ Holland Park townhouse would be people’s favourite place to self-isolate – although David and Victoria themselves are holed-up at their £6 million second home in the Cotswolds.
Luxury homeware brand Olivia’s asked 4,000 customers where they would like to spend their lockdown.
The star couple’s £31.5 million west London home came out on top.
The family bought the six-bedroom Grade II-listed property in 2013 and renovated it in 2016.
The former England football captain, his fashion designer wife and their children can enjoy a gym, wine cellar and custom-made “style” room – just the kind of place the rest of us would find perfect under lockdown, it seems.
However, the couple decamped to Great Tew in Oxfordshire with their children, Romeo, 17, Cruz, 15 and Harper, eight, before we were all told on March 23 to stay indoors.
The Beckhams’ eldest son Brooklyn, 21, is reportedly isolating in New York with girlfriend Nicola Peltz, 25.
The next-most popular self-isolation home in Olivia’s poll is the £49 million LA mansion that Kim Kardashian, Kanye West and their kids call home, followed by Canadian rapper Drake’s 35,000sq ft place, The Embassy, in Toronto.
Jay-Z and Beyonce’s Bel Air compound in Los Angeles, valued at £70.8 million, came in fourth, while Adele’s £4 million Tudor manor house in West Sussex made fifth place.
The research was inspired by the rise in the number of celebrities showcasing their isolation surroundings on social media.
