Sir Michael Caine’s former London home up for sale

Sir Michael Caine’s former London home up for sale


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The former home of Sir Michael Caine, star of hit films The Italian Job, Alfie and Get Carter, has been put up for sale with the rather hefty price tag of £4,950,000.

The property, which is being listed by Zoopla, was home to Caine during the 1960s, a decade when he was at the peak of his success. 

The picturesque Hyde Park mews house is just one of 12 homes on Albion Close’s immaculately cobbled street. It’s doubled in size since the Harry Brown star lived there and now boasts four en-suite bedrooms, two reception rooms and a state-of-the art kitchen.

The home is situated only a short stroll away from Paddington, while Oxford Street and the West End is also within walking distance. The average property price in this area, according to Zoopla data, is a cool £1.2m, with prices increasing by 38.6% (or £329,702) in the last five years alone.

You can see the property here

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