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Couple turn £380,000 Victorian water tower into luxury home, now back on sale for £2.75 million

Times of India - World ·
Couple turn £380,000 Victorian water tower into luxury home, now back on sale for £2.75 million

A Victorian water tower in Kennington, featured in Grand Designs, is listed for £2.75 million.

Previously, it sold for £2.5 million after major renovations from an abandoned structure.

The owners invested around £2 million in refurbishments and modern additions over two years.

Key features include five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and rooftop terrace views of London landmarks.

The landmark property is noteworthy for its combination of historical architecture and contemporary interiors.

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