Sir Roger Moore’s former flat in Holland Park available to rent for £5,600/month

Londoners have the possibility to dwell like James Bond, minus the licence to kill, with Savills placing up a Holland Park flat for hire, which the property agent says used to belong to Sir Roger Moore.

The third actor to play 007 on the large display screen died in 2017 aged 89 after a legendary profession and equally spectacular property portfolio that noticed him dwell all around the world.

Kensington is as good an space as any, and this two-bedroom property on Holland Park Avenue can be good for a Martini bar or your personal On line casino Royale-style poker evening.

The rental will set you again £5,600 monthly, so, whilst you won’t have to be an A-list actor or tremendous spy to afford it, it may assist.

Archie Orr Ewing, head of lettings in Notting Hill, mentioned: “We’re delighted to deliver this superbly offered top-floor flat to the market.

“Positioned in a prestigious space of prime central London, this property affords an distinctive lifestyle, offering potential tenants with the chance to embrace the balanced and vibrant way of life this iconic a part of the capital has to supply.”

The flat options “vaulted ceilings and enormous conventional sash home windows”, which though good for pure gentle, just isn’t very 007.

Nevertheless, the highest flooring vantage level could be helpful for a spy, and the actual fact it comes totally furnished can be helpful to an M15 operative who’s all the time on the transfer. The ample space for storing on supply may additionally retailer away Bond’s golf golf equipment.

Automobile parking area on your Aston Martin just isn’t included, however the flat is close to to Holland Park Tube station if you might want to make a fast getaway.

Savills says that the property would go well with a “younger couple” or an “particular person looking for a safe and classy rental”.

Savills is unable to say when Sir Roger lived there and when he offered the property however, just like the globetrotting Bond, Stockwell-born Sir Roger moved round throughout his life, initially dwelling in Streatham with the household of his first spouse Doorn Van Steyn.

Sir Roger additionally lived in Tunbridge Wells in Kent and had an 11-acre house in Denham, Buckinghamshire, the place Alexander Korda had his well-known movie studio and near Pinewood. This was probably the most expensive of Sir Roger’s British properties, occurring sale for £4.5m a decade in the past.

The actor additionally had a house in Monaco and was dwelling in Switzerland on the time of his loss of life, when he was married to Kristina Tholstrup.

His first outing as Bond was in 1973’s Reside and Let Die, adopted by The Man with the Golden Gun (1974), The Spy Who Beloved Me (1977), Moonraker (1979), For Your Eyes Solely (1981), Octopussy (1983), and A View To Kill (1985).

The flat could be rented now for £5,600 monthly. It additionally requires a £7,753.85 deposit and a £1,292.31 holding deposit.