Inside Gordon Ramsay £7m London home as he 'plans lavish renovations' (2024)

Gordon Ramsay is reportedly planning a lavishbasem*nt renovation at his£7million London mansion which will include an additional bedroom, shower, wine room and plant area.

The famous chef, 54, shares theluxury pad in Wandsworth, south London, with his wife Tana and their five children - Megan, 23, twins Jack and Holly, 21, Matilda, 19, and Oscar, two.

Gordon regularly shares glimpses inside his family home to social media, which he splits his time in between his other £4.4million holiday house in Cornwall.

According to The Sun, the TV personality now wants to renovate his London mansion and has 'submitted plans to his local council', which will add76m2 to the property.

It isbelieved that Gordon, who revealed earlier this year he has lost £57M during the Covid pandemic, plans to demolish theexisting ground floor extension and replace it with a 'more modern design'.

While the lower ground floor is said to be getting a 'light well', which consists of a glass roof and it allows natural light to feed into the home.

The publication adds that the basem*nt will 'retain its gym, study and utility room' and the reported work is said to be starting inSeptember and ending in December 2022.

MailOnline has contactedGordon's representative for comment.

Gordon's current London home features a state-of-the-art-kitchen which has vibrant purple counters and yellow and lime green stools. He regularly shares glimpses of it while posting updates of cooking videos to his Instagram.

Other details include a glass balcony from the kitchen that overlooks and goes out onto the sprawling garden, which has an immaculate lawn.

While the family home also features fun striking artwork which includes a DisneyMickey Mouse canvas that has cartoons on it.

This isn't the first time Gordon has planned work and in 2019 he wonhis battle to install an 'igloo' at his £7million London mansion.

The chic cabins, which cost around £40,000 each, typically have three outside windows, a small door and are clad in spruce shingles and plywood battens.

Inside, the luxury pods include a fully functional kitchen, double bed, electric heating, a shower, storage, power points and a TV cable.

Developed in Estonia's harsh winters, the huts can also be fitted with electric heating and are awash with natural light, thanks to large windows and a half-glazed door.

Under the proposals submitted to the council at the time, the cabin known as the 'Model 4', would be positioned at the bottom of a sizeable garden of his eight-bedroom Victorian home.

Wandsworth Council gave the plans the go-ahead but advised Gordon that he had to arrange a meeting with arboriculturalists who will visit to inspect his trees.

Earlier this year,Gordonappeared to be thinking about expanding his impressive sports car collection as he eyed up a red£250,000 Everrati Porsche 911 in May.

The chef carefully looked over the converted electric vehicle while visiting luxury car dealer Joe Macari in Wandsworth, London.

Gordon's outing came after he was in Greecefilming the new series of Gordon, Gino and Fred's Road Trip in Athens last month.

The star was seen alongside fellow chefsGino D'Acampo and Fred Sirieix as they enjoyed a well-earned rest as they chilled out by their campervan after shooting.

Earlier this year,Gordon revealed he has lost £57million during the Covid pandemic after being forced to close his restaurants for much of 2020.

The chef, who owns 35 restaurants and is scheduled to open five more in 2021, admitted he's been 'devastated' by the financial impact of the crisis, and lost £10 million worth of bookings in January alone due to the third lockdown.