Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has put a former bank he converted into a luxury holiday home on the market for £2.75million.
The Scots-born TV star bought Grade II-listed Trevail House in Fowey, Cornwall, for £1.96million in 2017.
It used to be a Lloyds bank but Ramsay turned it into a two-storey holiday home, which was listed at £4700 a week on rental site Boutique Retreats.
The four-bedroom property is being sold by estate agent John Bray and Partners.
On its website, it says: “Situated on the water, with the most incredible river views, Trevail House is a spacious and highly specified four-bedroom townhouse residence. An iconic and distinctive building, this Grade II-listed property is a well-known landmark in the town.”
It also has a study and a “waterside garden room” with “bar facilities”.
Lloyds closed the branch in 2015 and sold the property the next year for £785,000.
It backs on to the Cornish town’s estuary – an expanse with fishing and sailing boats.
