Inside the blockbuster series’ £18.5 million luxury home with ornate wine cellar, 12 bathrooms and skyline views

These stunning images take viewers inside the £18.5 million luxury home featured on HBO’s hit show ‘Succession’, boasting over 10 bathrooms and a wine cellar.
manhattan townhouse, Kieran CulkinCharacters in Roman Roy Lived glam tv seriesIt is on sale at a discounted price. New York market.
The stunning Chelsea mansion has had several owners in the past, but the property is back on the market and is listed by real estate firm Douglas Elliman.
Images of luxury properties showed a never-ending story of luxury.
Interior shots reveal a modern-style home with a swimming pool, private cinema, glass-enclosed garage, and wine cellar that holds over 400 bottles.
Treat your guests to five bedrooms and 12 luxurious bathrooms on the 11,000-square-foot property.


There is also a large kit-out kitchen with two sleek marble islands that open onto a cozy outdoor dining area.
While enjoying the warm hot tub on the rooftop, most expensive city skyline in the world.
The bedroom has plenty of natural light through large windows and a large screen on the wall.
The home’s master suite has a bedroom, home office, large dressing area, and a large bathroom.
A commercial grade glass elevator is pictured for ease of navigation.
Across images of the property, designer fixtures such as Da Vinci fireplaces and imported Italian doors with Swarovski crystal handles are shown.
As for the location, the property is located in New York’s fashionable Chelsea neighborhood, home to many celebrities. Cameron Diaz, Harrison Ford When Nicole Kidman.
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https://www.thesun.co.uk/tv/20866175/inside-lavish-succession-home/ Inside the blockbuster series’ £18.5 million luxury home with ornate wine cellar, 12 bathrooms and skyline views