Victoria Beckham and her husband David's beautiful homes include a London mansion with neutral interiors and a country home in the Cotswolds with rustic decor – but they're worlds apart from their former home, 'Beckingham Palace'.
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The fashion designer and former footballer bought the property, known as Rowneybury House, back in 1999 for £2.5 million, but they went on to sell it for a whopping £11.5 million in 2014 to multi-millionaire, Neil Utley. It boasted a maze, a swimming pool and 24 acres of land, and although its nickname hails from the Queen's royal residence, Buckingham Palace, there was nothing traditional about its interior.
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VB and David reportedly splashed out an additional £3 million on renovations and decorated the Hertfordshire mansion with very eccentric, themed rooms that wouldn't suit everyone's taste. From mirrored ceilings to Disney-themed friezes, keep scrolling to read everything we know about the couple's unusual family home with children Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper...
© Photo: Rex'Beckingham Palace' in Hertfordshire
Inside, there are seven bedrooms, a recording studio, a snooker room and a gym. According to The Independent, Spice Girls star Victoria said: "It's an old house and I've themed every room.
"There's a room like a tart's boudoir, with leopard print everywhere and a mirrored ceiling. Then there's our bedroom, which is quite virginal and white, with a big four-poster, old-oak bed."
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It is believed that the couple's son Brooklyn's bedroom, who was a toddler at the time, had £20,000 worth of fibre optic lights installed in the ceiling to recreate the sky, alongside a Disney-themed frieze they kept from the previous owner - but they are said to have had their faces superimposed on Cinderella and Prince Charming.
The Beckhams hosted a pre-World Cup party at Rowneybury House
She described the hallway as having "red walls, a huge big tacky chandelier, and big, thick velvet curtains."
And bathrooms? One was said to be curated to honour Victoria's idol at the time, Audrey Hepburn.
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The outdoor area was just as impressive. As well as a maze, the garden supposedly also had three gazebos that followed lakeside, romantic and ornamental themes, as well as a 52ft garden pavilion with a marble floor, perfect for shielding from the sun or rain.
The couple at their home during a charity children's tea party in 2006
At the time of sale, the grounds of the property featured its own private woodland chapel, fake ancient ruins that formed a playground, and even a football pitch which we're sure footballer David made good use of.
It's not known exactly what the property looks like inside now, but the new owner Neil said that he had little intention of changing much upon moving in.
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