Inside This Morning stars’ incredible nine bedroom countryside mansion as it goes on sale for £3.4m
INSIDE the incredible nine bedroom countryside mansion of the This Morning stars as it goes on sale for £3.4m.
At over 7,700 square feet of space, it's clear the couple live in luxury in their estate.
Nik, 63, and Eva Speakman, 55, are known for their work on This Morning as they attempt to quash the worst phobias of viewers.
Away from the show, they serve as therapists and life coaches to a range of celebrity clients, which includes former Atomic Kitten star Kerry Katona.
Reflecting on their work, Nik told The Mail: "We passionately believe that people can change, we can't talk about our patients.
"But what I will say about Kerry is that since she has been seeing us, she has become so much better."
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Now they are selling their huge manor house in Greater Manchester, which is listed on the market at a whopping £3.4million.
According to website Rightmove, the property is set on a one-acre plot of land and the Grade II abode features nine bedrooms and five bathrooms.
The 13th Century palatial home includes a five car garage which features climate control technology.
It dates back to 1277 but the family have extensively modified the house to make it a paradise.
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The floorplan shows that it has a range of unique features which includes a dining room with a snug space, and a hidden cinema room.
Along with more conventional living areas such as a breakfast kitchen and a family room, it also sports a drawing room complete with its own bathroom.
The property also boasts a gym and a cellar underneath the main house.
Upstairs, the first floor contains a galleried sitting room and the master bedroom is laid out in a suite formation with it's own dressing room and en-suite bathroom.
Alongside eight further bedrooms, the expansive floor contains a further kitchen as well as a library.
However, the ITV couple admitted that their abode was not always as luxurious, and it has been a work in progress over the years.
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Nik admitted: "There were industrial kitchens, sticky carpets everywhere; our daughter's bedroom was a walk-in freezer."
It seems that money was not a problem for the pair who were determined to turn the old house into their dream home.
He added: "We decided we were not going to care about the cost. We said we would spend more than the value of the house if necessary."
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"There is not a day when I don't come home and look at the house and feel humbled that we live in this property."
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