Mark Wright has given his Instagram followers a glimpse into the impressive progress being made on his and Michelle Keegan’s ‘£3.5million’ mansion.
Television personality and 34-year old, wrightyhome user, took to his account on Friday to record both exterior and interior work at the Essex five-bed pad.
Mark showed Mark the incredible twin sinks, the large shower, and the free-standing tub by panning the camera about the bathroom.
New pad: Mark Wright gave his Instagram followers a glimpse into the impressive progress being made on his and Michelle Keegan’s ‘£3.5million’ mansion on Wednesday
He then filmed workmen driving diggers to perfection outside the building as they planted the new landscaping.
He explained in the clip: ‘Here is the sleeper wall going up, we are going to be planting trees all along that fence, the sleeper wall will retain all that earth and all of this will be driveway.’
Mark then went up to the roof and showed his friends the breathtaking views from the countryside, as they neared their move-in day.
Property: The television personality, 34, used his wrightyhome account on Friday to document both the exterior and interior work that was being undertaken on the five-bed Essex pad
Work: He then videoed the work men who were driving diggers around outside as they perfected the landscaping at the soon-to-be lavish property
Amazing: Mark then climbed up on to the roof to show his followers the stunning views of the surrounding countryside as the couple near their move-in date
Then he posted another video showing two workers putting up brackets on the ceiling to support a chandelier which will hang over the hallway.
Mark joked to the boys about the light fixture, “You better make it safe Johnny boy or we’ll be in trouble!”
Mark and Michelle, who are estimated to have a net worth of £12million, have been documenting the construction process after purchasing the original property for £1.3million in October 2019.
Wow: Panning the camera around the vast new bathroom, Mark showed off the stunning twin sinks, huge shower and free-standing bath tub
Happy: Mark showed the bathroom fixtures and marked the company that had installed them.
Even though the Covid pandemic delayed their construction for months, their five-bedroom house is now beginning to look like their original architectural design. The windows were installed late in August by builders.
Construction has been halted due to Covid restrictions and lockdowns. After they destroyed a farmhouse, they began construction on a 5-bedroom home with a bar, gym and granny annexe.
In January 2020, the couple received planning approval. However, it appears that it will be more than two years before they are able to move in.
Construction experts have estimated the demolition and rebuild of the home will cost around £3.5million.
Renovations: He explained in the clip: ‘Here is the sleeper wall going up, we are going to be planting trees all along that fence’
Work to be done: The couple won planning approval for the colossal building project back in January 2020
Incredible: Mark and Michelle, who are estimated to have a net worth of £12million, have been documenting the construction process after purchasing the original property for £1.3million in October 2019 (pictured is the CGI model of the final property)