Mike and Zara Tindall have given fans a rare glimpse into their lavish home on Princess Anne’s estate, Gatcombe Park.
The inside look came from an interview that the royal pair gave with British betting company William Hill that took place inside their dreamy family home, more specifically the kitchen.
Whilst the interview covered topics such as their careers and their love of horse racing, the mammoth family kitchen is what drew the most attention.
The impressive cooking space stole the spotlight with the couple sitting on industrial style chairs along with their interviewer.
Zara and Mike have a love like no other.
(IMAGE: Getty)Behind them, a giant kitchen island could be seen with two golden pendant lights above.
Whilst the property itself is heritage listed and designed with a more traditional approach in mind, the interior is anything but traditional.
In fact, if you look closely at the video, you will see how Zara and Mike have maintained gorgeous oak beams on the ceiling and rustic brick walls.
They have also added their own personal touch with a few more modern elements including a media wall and of course in-built kitchen appliances.
The outside of their home.
(IMAGE: Supplied)In terms of the colour palette, the muted tones complement the stone floor and authentic wooden detailing perfectly. You would almost think the pair had the property designed by a professional!
But if we put all the gorgeous interior design details to the side, the sheer size of the space also has us dropping our jaws!
Thanks to some 2018 renovations, the floor plan of the house expanded from 115.5m sq to 135.5m sq to allow for a ”greater area of work surface” for their newly remodelled open plan kitchen and dining room, and a new ground floor toilet and utility area.
The interview gave royal fans a rare glimpse inside their mammoth kitchen.
(IMAGE: Supplied)The renovations also saw the addition of a conservatory and on-site gym, ideal for Mike and Zara given they have both previously competed as professional athletes on the international stage.
Back in March 2020, fans were given their first glimpse at the country estate when Mike recorded his podcast from his home office.
Similarly, to the kitchen, his office showcased natural wooden detailing with adjacent wooden cabinets and shelving.
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