'Mary Poppins' author P.L. Travers' home - in one of London's ritziest neighborhoods - just hit the market for over $6 million. Here's a look inside.
P.L. Travers wrote her first children's book in 1934. That book would later be adapted into the beloved Oscar-winning movie "Mary Poppins," starring Julie Andrews in the title role.
In 1962, Travers purchased a 2,195-square-foot house in the Chelsea neighborhood of London. She lived there until her death in 1996.
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The four-story home hit the market in October for £4.85 million, or about $6.27 million, Mansion Global reported.
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It was recently refurbished, with main areas like the kitchen completely redone by the home's most recent owners, who bought the property in 2014.
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There are four bedrooms, including a master suite. Two of the bedrooms have private terraces.
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In addition to two living and lounging areas, there is also a dining room, study, and ...
Source: Russell Simpson
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