Stacey Solomon Unveils New Home Office Amidst Renovation Chaos
The TV presenter offers a tour of her newly purchased £2 million mansion, showcasing the office space and detailing ongoing renovations.
Stacey Solomon has provided fans with an update on her new £2 million mansion, offering a glimpse into her home office and the ongoing renovation process. The TV presenter, who purchased the Essex property with her partner Joe Swash, shared details of the spacious office featuring large wardrobes, a marble fireplace, and distinctive retro light fixtures.
In a social media update, Solomon expressed her excitement about having a dedicated office space, a departure from her previous setup in a garden shed at their former home, Pickle Cottage. "This is so cool," she stated, noting the existing large wardrobes that she plans to upcycle and the intriguing fireplace, the details of which she intends to explore further. Solomon also expressed her admiration for the original lighting, suggesting it might become a central theme for the room's decor.
The renovation efforts have begun at the top of the house due to necessary replacements of unsafe water tanks. This work has involved significant demolition in the upper areas, prompting Solomon to shift focus to decorating the rest of the house. She also shared her plans for the bathrooms, including a vintage orange bath set that she intends to restore and incorporate into the design, emphasizing her preference for repurposing items.
Amidst the unpacking and renovation, Solomon revealed that her three sons—Zachary, 18, Leighton, 14, and Rex, seven—are currently sharing a single downstairs bedroom. She noted that the boys seem to be enjoying the arrangement, with frequent laughter and late-night chats being heard. The family has also temporarily gone without televisions, as their previous sets were fitted into the walls at Pickle Cottage and left behind.
Reports indicate that Solomon purchased the new mansion as the sole owner, a pattern that followed her acquisition of Pickle Cottage. An insider suggested this approach made financial sense, given Solomon's significant net worth. She reportedly secured the property for over £2 million, negotiating a reduction from the asking price.