Inside Rita Ora's £7.5m home - huge walk-in closet, tranquil garden and famous link
The Masked Singer Judge Rita Ora gave followers a glimpse of her dream home which features cosy furnishings, a tranquil garden, original features and a historic links
She’s one of pop’s biggest names and she’s currently lighting up our screens as a judge on hit series The Masked Singer.
Given her long and successful career, it’s no surprise 32-year-old Rita Ora has raked in enough cash to splash out on her very own multi-million pound mansion.
With an eye watering price tag of £7.5million, the London home features a slew of enviable features, as well as boasting a surprising historical link.
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The singer purchased the six-bedroom Victorian-era abode - originally built in 1877 - last year and the property has since undergone extensive renovations
Let’s take a look inside her gorgeous crib…
Historical Features
Rita shred a glimpse of the six-bedroom Victorian-era abode - originally built in 1877, on Instagram to her millions of followers, giving fans a peek inside her North London’s Primrose Hill mansion.
Rita explained in the video - also shared by Architectural Digest - that the “main reason' she bought the home was 'because of the history”, adding later that she's 'always had an attraction to homes with an old spirit.”
'It was built in the 1800s, originally owned by an illustrator called Arthur Rackham, one of my favorite artists.
'He did all the illustration for Alice In Wonderland, Red Riding Hood… the house has a lot of energy, good energy - all the creative juices that I need and that I felt as soon as I walked in here.”
Giant Living Room
The tour showcased Rita's light and airy living room, showing off comfy cream sofas, cosy furnishings, a glittering chandelier and glass doors which opened up into the garden.
The kitchen boasted dark wood cupboards with white marble countertops and the star can cook with plenty of natural light thanks to the very large and bright windows.
Meanwhile, a cosy room showcased funky rugs, plush upholstery, pink walls, an inviting fireplace and a neon sign – the perfect place to host her showbiz pals!
And if the British weather allows it, Rita’s garden offers a tranquil oasis away from the hustle and bustle of city life, with the outdoor space decorated with stone statues and water features alongside plenty of greenery.
The Fifty Shades Of Grey actress commenting: "It just felt like if I didn’t get this house, I’d be an idiot."
Dream Closet
It’s what all girls dream of – a huge closet with room for all those shoes.
And Rita is clearly living out that dream as she shows off her amazing closet.
Showing off pictures in Architectural Digest, Rita gave fans a look at her wall of baseball caps and rows upon rows of trainers and shoes.
Her crisp, white bathroom included gold fixtures and a black and white checked floor which were original to the home.
It also featured multiple sinks and plenty of space for her cosmetics.
The snazzy new look was a result of some renovations the star made on the home.
These included restoring the floors and roof, redoing the bathrooms, pipes, and electricity, and upgrading the kitchen.
In another down-to-earth move, Ora furnished the home mostly with vintage finds from London’s famous Portobello Road Market; most of the items she’d already owned and used in previous homes.
“I love to be cost-efficient when necessary,” she told Architectural Digest.
“Everyone comes to my house and says, ‘I can’t believe you live in a house like this,’” she explains. She understands why people might be confused: “My exterior self is super flamboyant, colorful, and I’m really proud of the decisions I make. Internally, my interior self is the opposite. I wanted my inner self reflected in my home.”
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