'Others were quick to blast the furnishings of the 4,500 sq ft house, which included rippled walls hailing from Italian mountains'
Fans of Britain's Most Expensive Houses were quick to share their disdain for a £25million property featured in a recent episode, with one person even slamming its design as 'ugly.'
Viewers of Wednesday night's episode were left unimpressed, however, after estate agents toured a property in London's exclusive Cadogan Square. After struggling to sell the five-bedroom Knightsbridge mansion for its market price of £25 million, the realtors decided to rent it out instead - for a whopping £12,000 a month. Fans of the show were quick to express their outrage online, with many taking to Twitter to slam the eye-watering number.
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