Victoria regularly gives glimpses inside her modern hallway on social media

The entryway to the London home is very grand with intricate rails and lamps

And no expense has been spared when it’s come to decorating and furnishing the luxury home.

It perfectly accommodates Victoria’s flair for fashion, as it contains two dressing rooms and a catwalk-style runway.

Other quirky features include a playroom, gym, spa area and salon-style room.

David and Victoria have spent an estimated £8million changing the house, and enlisted the skills of interior designer Kelly Hoppen, before replacing her with Rose Uniacke, dubbed ‘the Queen of Serene’.

Ever the perfectionists, it took nearly three years for the home to be completed and the family finally settled in over summer 2016.

The family are often seen chilling in the living room together

David has shown off his cooking skills in the plush kitchen 

The classic Grade II listed, white, stucco fronted house has been meticulously refurbished to the highest standard and specification

The house has 7 bedrooms, as well as a living/dining room with 12ft ceiling and two large double height bay windows overlooking the private courtyard 

The plush interiors and spacious open-plan living area prove why this house comes with a hefty price tag

The façade of the house is typical of the neighborhood; it has black and white tiled wrought-iron canopy over the entryway.

Upon entering the home, one can see that the owners have maintained the early Victorian style of the building, as evidenced by the hallway’s wall-mounted lighting, antique mirrors, and chandeliers on the landing.

The four children of the couple, Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz, and Harper, are distributed over three floors and each has a separate bedroom as well as a modest sitting area.

The mansion, which is located in fashionable Holland Park