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Lorraine Chase.
Lorraine Chase puts her £1.8m Grade II-listed south London Georgian mansion up for sale that she bought for £85,000 with proceeds of her famous 1970s Campari ads
Ms Chase, 69, originally bought the Camberwell home with proceeds from her famous Campari adverts from the 1970s but is now looking to downsize. The four-bedroom property, in a conservation area of Camberwell, has been her home since 1978 and is now on the market for £1.85million. The elaborately decorated Grade II semi is on sale with rightmove who have called it 'extraordinary' on their property website. A source said: 'Lorraine's house is one of the most desirable in the area and is decorated to fit her colourful style. It has a lot of original features and is a combination of modern and period - with a touch of panto thrown in. It is unique and stuffed full of Lorraine's life over the last 40 years or more.'
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Ms Chase, 69, originally bought the Camberwell home with proceeds from her famous Campari adverts from the 1970s but is now looking to downsize. The four-bedroom property, in a conservation area of Camberwell, has been her home since 1978 and is now on the market for £1.85million. The elaborately decorated Grade II semi is on sale with rightmove who have called it 'extraordinary' on their property website. A source said: 'Lorraine's house is one of the most desirable in the area and is decorated to fit her colourful style. It has a lot of original features and is a combination of modern and period - with a touch of panto thrown in. It is unique and stuffed full of Lorraine's life over the last 40 years or more.'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/index.html