Pimplico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins has put his marble-floored six-bed Essex mansion, complete with a cinema and gyms, on the market for £4.75 million.
Built in 2010 and sat on one of the most exclusive roads in Hutton Mount near Brentwood – home to a number of bankers and City bigwigs – the property offers a total south-facing plot size of nearly three quarters of an acre.
The property listing said the current owners ‘have carried out an extensive refurbishment during their ownership’, creating ‘a truly spectacular family home’.
At the front of the mansion, a large block paved driveway sits behind two electronically operated gates, and upon entering the hallway, a galleried landing up to the first floor provides access to a study, living room, cinema room and downstairs toilet, as well as an open planned kitchen, dining and family room.
This then leads to a utility room and through to the integral garage, which has been transformed into a games room.
On the first floor, the master suite benefits from two walk in wardrobes – both could be converted into bedrooms – and a master bathroom. There are three further bedrooms on this level all of which have en-suite bathrooms.
The second floor offers a further bedroom with walk in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, while another room has been transformed into a large fully operational gym.
Pimplico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins has put his marble-floored six-bed Essex mansion, complete with a cinema and gyms, on the market for £4.75 million
Built in 2010 and sat on one of the most exclusive roads in Hutton Mount near Brentwood – home to a number of bankers and City bigwigs – the property offers a total south-facing plot size of nearly three quarters of an acre
An open planned kitchen, dining and family room leads to a utility room and through to the integral garage, which has been transformed into a games room
The second floor offers a further bedroom with walk in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, while another room has been transformed into a large fully operational gym, pictured
It was reported in 2019 that Mr Mullins, pictured, had landed himself in hot water with his wealthy new neighbours on the leafy private estate – by flooding the area with his firm’s vehicles
The rear garden can be accessed from all of the rooms at the back of the property, and stretches nearly 260ft in length, with mature trees, shrubs, flower beds and extensive lawned areas.
The property also benefits from strong transport links, with Shenfield main line railway station – less than 30 minutes from London’s Liverpool Street – a short walk away, with the M25 motorway also in the vicinity.
Russell Quirk, estate agent and property expert at Keller Williams, told MailOnline: ‘This was previously described as Mr Mullins’ ‘weekend home’ when he bought it a couple of years ago and he has since spent a fair bit of money renovating the property.
‘He has ramped up the price by £850,000 since he bought it, which was the record purchase for a house in Hutton Mount.’
It was reported in 2019 that Mr Mullins had landed himself in hot water with his wealthy new neighbours on the leafy private estate – by flooding the area with his firm’s vehicles.
The residents of Hutton Mount claimed he ‘brought down the tone of the area’ by allowing Pimlico Plumbers vans to be parked on the street.
Representatives for Mr Mullins have been approached for comment.
The property listing said the current owners ‘have carried out an extensive refurbishment during their ownership’, creating ‘a truly spectacular family home’
The modern, spacious bathrooms in the property boast plenty of natural light and come complete with multiple facilities
The rear garden can be accessed from all of the rooms at the back of the property, and stretches nearly 260ft in length, with mature trees, shrubs, flower beds and extensive lawned areas
The property also benefits from strong transport links, with Shenfield main line railway station – less than 30 minutes from London’s Liverpool Street – a short walk away, with the M25 motorway also in the vicinity
An impressive cinema room, with exceptionally comfy seats, makes up one of the many rooms on the property’s first floor
Russell Quirk, estate agent and property expert at Keller Williams, told MailOnline: ‘This was previously described as Mr Mullins’ ‘weekend home’ when he bought it a couple of years ago and he has since spent a fair bit of money renovating the property
Mr Quirk added: ‘He has ramped up the price by £850,000 since he bought it, which was the record purchase for a house in Hutton Mount’
A floor plan shows how the rooms in the three-storey mansion in Essex, now available for a cool £4.75 million, are laid out