Pimlico Plumbers boss slashes price of his Essex mansion as he looks for quick sale after divorce

Britain’s richest plumber Charlie Mullins has cut the price of his Essex mansion by £ 350,000 in search of a quick sale following the divorce of his second wife.

The stunning six bedroom home with marble floors, home theater and gym was listed for £ 4.75 million a little over a month ago.

But it’s on the market for £ 4.4m now as Pimlico Plumbers’ multimillionaire boss looks for a quick sale after finalizing his divorce from wife of four, Julie, 48, last December.

Britain’s richest plumber, Charlie Mullins, has cut the price of his Essex mansion by £ 350,000 as he seeks a quick sale after his second wife’s divorce (pictured with Boris Johnson).

The luxury property is located on one of the most exclusive streets in the Hutton Mount area and was built in 2010

The stunning six bedroom home, with marble floors, home theater and gym, was listed for £ 4.75 million a little over a month ago, but the price has been brought down since then

A spokesman for Mulllins, 68, said the sale of a house in Hutton Mount, near Brentwood, was not a “direct result of the divorce”.

The luxury property is located on one of the most exclusive streets in the Hutton Mount area and was built in 2010.

When Mullins, which is valued at an estimated £ 70million, bought the house for £ 3.5million in January 2019, it was a record purchase for a property in the area favored by bankers and city financiers.

The modern, spacious bathrooms on site offer plenty of natural light and multiple facilities

The outspoken businessman spent over £ 1 million updating the property, which he mostly used on weekends

The property is now on the market for £ 4.4m as the multimillionaire boss at Pimlico Plumbers seeks a quick sale after finalizing his divorce from four-year-old wife Julie, 48, last December

The outspoken businessman spent over £ 1 million updating the property, which he mostly used on weekends.

Now he is single and lives in a spectacular penthouse in central London, where he runs his business empire overseas with more than 450 employees.

After putting the house up for sale, he said, “It was said that” the only way is Essex, “but Essex was not for me.

“Don’t get me wrong, it’s a beautiful house and I’ve spent well over a million pounds on it, so anyone lucky enough to buy it will get the right grade!”

On the ground floor there is a study, a living room, a cinema room (picture) as well as an open plan kitchen, a dining room and a family room

When Mullins, which is valued at an estimated £ 70million, bought the house for £ 3.5million in January 2019, it was a record purchase for a property in the area favored by bankers and city financiers

The home was first listed on February 3rd at a price of £ 4.75 million and has been described by real estate agents as “a stunning property that has been renovated to a very high standard and makes a delightful family home”.

Access to the mansion is through electronically operated gates, and inside no expense of renovation was spared, which annoyed many of his neighbors who objected to his work cars, which were often parked outside the house.

The ground floor has a study, a living room, a cinema as well as an open plan kitchen, a dining room and a family room.

The home was first listed on February 3rd at a price of £ 4.75 million and has been described by real estate agents as “a stunning property that has been renovated to a very high standard and makes a delightful family home”.

On the first floor, the master suite has two walk-in closets – both large enough as a bedroom and a master bathroom

A utility room leads into an integrated garage that has been converted into a games room.

On the first floor, the master suite has two walk-in closets – both large enough as a bedroom and a master bathroom.

There are three more bedrooms on this level, all of which have en-suite bathrooms.

The second floor offers another bedroom with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom, while another room has been converted into a large, fully functional gym.

The rear garden is accessible from all rooms on the rear of the property and extends over a length of almost 250 meters with mature trees, shrubs, flower beds and extensive lawns

A utility room leads into an integrated garage that has been converted into a playroom (picture)

The rear garden is accessible from all rooms on the rear of the property and extends over a length of almost 250 meters with mature trees, shrubs, flower beds and extensive lawns.

Mullins and his second wife, Julie, were married in Las Vegas in 2016, and the couple have often been spotted together at Conservative Party events posing for photos with Boris Johnson.

Previously, he was married to his first wife Lynda for 40 years. The divorce treaty cost the father of four about £ 12 million.

Mullins said in an interview earlier this year that splitting up with Julie wasn’t that expensive and only cost him a couple of mills.

During the pandemic, Mullins (pictured) spent much of his time in Dubai, where he plans to grow his business

The second floor offers another bedroom with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom, while another room has been converted into a large, fully functional gym (see picture).

During the pandemic, Mullins spent much of his time in Dubai growing his business.

He has been criticized for only employing people who have had a Covid 19 vaccination and said he wants to introduce a “no jab, no job” policy.

It was also blown up before Christmas when he said he would prefer a “repeat” of the pandemic to Brexit.

The ardent remainer claimed that leaving the EU would do more “permanent damage” than the health crisis and said the prospect of no trade deal was “a disaster too far”.

The entrepreneur, who runs one of the UK’s largest independent plumbing companies, was also criticized last summer after he said those who still work from home are “selfish” and “don’t care about the economy”.