Harry Kane is paving the way for a future return to England.
The Bayern Munich and England striker has invested in building a colossal mansion worth £20 million (around €23 million) in Surrey.
It is a residence of neo-Georgian architecture, which local residents have named 'Buckingham Palace'.
The Three Lions captain transformed an initial investment of £6.5 million into a pharaonic project that lasted 2 years on the prestigious Wentworth estate, demolishing the existing structure to build a residence with every imaginable amenity, including a £20 rotating platform to effortlessly maneuver his fleet of luxury vehicles in the underground garage.
In addition to the royal aesthetics on the upper floors, the residence also has a basement dedicated entirely to relaxation and entertainment with a swimming pool, private cinema, fully equipped gym and a spa, in addition to a suite for service personnel, writes tch.
This move by the footballer in the field of real estate did not go unnoticed by neighbors who, contacted by the tabloid "The Sun", confirm that the facade of Kane's residence impressively resembles that of the official British monarchy, marking a new standard of luxury for the Bayern striker and his large family.
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