The late and much missed Hammers co chairman David Gold’s home has gone on the market for £6million.
The Chalet is a magnificent place which I had the pleasure of visiting and whoever wins the battle to own it will be a very fortunate person indeed.
Now, according to the Mail on line the family has decided to sell the property in Caterham, Surrey.
The house has an indoor swimming pool, helicopter pad and a nine-hole golf course in its 30 acres of land.
- The classic mansion has an indoor swimming pool room featuring a rooflight and a chandelier
- One of the hallways has a plush pink carpet which leads to a grand piano
David Gold, who died last January following a short illness, is pictured at his mansion in Surrey alongside his helicopter in 2011
- On the lower ground floor, there is a snooker room
- The mansion has a large terrace that overlooks the extensive garden
- The conservatory has an indoor pool in it, along with seating
- The Chalet was the treasured home of Mr Gold, one of Britain’s richest men
- His family has decided to sell his luxurious five-bedroom property in Caterham, Surrey
- Mr Gold’s Victorian mansion also has classic tiled flooring along with two arched windows
- Each of the five bedrooms in the property has its own en-suite bathroom
- The house is surrounded by a whopping 30 acres of land
- Mr Gold attempted to restore the mansion back to its time period
- One of the five bedrooms, located in the attic of the property
DG was one of Britain’s richest men whose family had an estimated worth of £460million in 2020.
He bought The Chalet in the 1980s and embarked on an extensive restoration of the property to enhance the original Victorian features.