Cabinet office minister Michael Gove has put his £2.25 million west London home on the market. The house, which has a black painted door just like the real No. 10 in Downing Street, is described by estate agents as a ‘big boned period house’ that ‘oozes style’. While Gove may not longer be part of the Notting Hill set, he’s certainly selling at Notting Hill type prices.
According to the estate agents, the property is: ‘A wonderful Victorian terraced house with two floors of excellent living/entertaining space and a walled garden.’
The house sale comes just over a month after Michael and his partner Sarah Vine announced they were separating. They have been married since 2001 and have two children. According to the estate agents, the property is: ‘A wonderful Victorian terraced house with two floors of excellent living/entertaining space and a walled garden.’
Gove bought the house back in 2017 for £2 million. Its previous owner was reportedly David Morgan-Hewitt, managing director at the Queen’s favourite hotel, The Goring. Gove’s
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