Picture-perfect three-bed house hides iconic secret Brit movie fans will love – but comes with huge price tag

THIS picture-perfect house hides an iconic secret that British movie fans will love - but it comes with a hefty price tag.

The bright three-bed home, nestled away on a West London cobbled street, has entered the market for a whopping £2.3million.

It's located on St Luke's Mews, more famously known as the street in which Mark confesses his love for Juliet in Love Actually.

Mark - played by Andre Lincoln - uses large cards to confess how he feels about Keira Knightley's character, in a moment re-watched by millions every Christmas.

The iconic scene sees Juliet chase after Mark as he walks away down the mews and kiss him, before returning to her husband, Chiwetel Ejiofor, inside.

It has become one of the film's most loved moments - and now fans have the opportunity to move into a home just doors down from where the magic was shot.

The beautiful cobbled mews is just a stone’s throw from Portobello Road Market.

Residents have complained they are inundated with Instagrammers - but a fan of the film might feel differently living there.

The house has four floors with a standout central spiral staircase.

It's fit with an open plan kitchen, porcelain worktops, and its very own wine fridge.

The cinematic home even has a Juliette balcony and a games room on the ground floor.

A second double bedroom can be found downstairs, while the "expansive" principal suite is right up top and has access to a private terrace.

Richard Curtis’s much loved rom-com grossed a whopping $247 million when it smashed the box office.

Richard Curtis once confessed that Hugh Grant - who played the part of prime minister David - hated another of the film's best-known scenes.

Speaking about the moment he filmed Grant dancing to Jump by The Pointer Sisters, the director said: "[Hugh] was hugely grumpy about it.

"The fault line was the dance, because there was no way he could do that in a prime ministerial manner.

"He kept on putting it off, and he didn’t like the song — it was originally a Jackson 5 song, but we couldn’t get it — so he was hugely unhappy about it."

Last month, The Sun reported on the UK's most viewed homes on Rightmove in 2024.

The stunning properties are worth over £70million collectively and boast nearly 60 bedrooms combined.

Topping the rankings is the six-bedroom detached house in Freshfield, Merseyside that was previously occupied by former Liverpool gaffer Jurgen Klopp.

As well as its six bedrooms, the property also offers a swimming pool, sauna, seven bathrooms and a spa/gym building, all located on Victoria Road, known locally as 'Millionaires' Row'.

And it has a price tag to match the moniker at £4.25 million.

However, even that is a small change compared to the next entry on the list, which gives buyers the chance to live on "Britain's most expensive street".