A Sevenoaks mansion with six bedrooms, a helipad and two swimming pools is available to rent for £108,333 a month, the equivalent of more than £1million a year.
The Kent property has all the features of a substantial luxury home, including a cinema room and spa facilities as well as a tennis court and a guest annexe.
The £108,333 rental price includes the price of all bills, which can stack up when there are two swimming pools to heat and four ovens to power.
This Sevenoaks mansion is available to rent for eye-watering £108,333 a month, equivalent to more than £1million a year
The property has all the features of a substantial home, including a designer cinema room with some spectacular lighting
With such outstanding features, it is hardly surprising that Zoopla has described the property as the ‘most luxurious rental’ on its website.
It explained it is the third most expensive home to rent outside of London, and is the only property out of these three that has a helicopter landing pad – and it also has the largest square footage.
The property spreads across a massive 13,000 square feet and includes a garage with space for five cars. There are landscaped grounds that extend to a total of 12 acres.
Within a couple of miles of the property is Sevenoaks train station, with direct links of less than 30 minutes to London Bridge station.
As well as an outdoor swimming pool, the impressive mansion has an indoor leisure suite with a swimming pool and spa facilities
One of the main living spaces in the property includes the kitchen, with tiled flooring and a large rug in the additional seating area
For those keen to workout at home, the gym has an extensive range of quality equipment for cardio and weight training
The property is for rent via Hamptons estate agents and is available from June 24.
The estate agent explained: ‘This unique and exclusive country estate is offered on an all-inclusive, furnished basis and offers a quintessential country retreat perfect for private residence.’
A large driveway leads to the entrance to the property, where there is a fountain water feature as well as some established planting
The extensive kitchen boasts four ovens, a central island along with plenty of storage space, and a separate dining table
The agent declined to revealed the exact location of the property, saying that it was confidential to all but serious tenants.
However, it did say that it was in a ‘wonderful semi-rural location on the outskirts of a popular village just to the north of Sevenoaks, yet within the M25’.
It went on to call the property a ‘stunning example of a recently built, contemporary country mansion’.
The £108,333 rental price includes the price of all bills, which can stack up when there are two swimming pools to heat
There are three floors with a large wooden staircase that runs between them, with large feature lighting on display
The property has six bedrooms, including this bedroom suite that includes a feature fireplace and a designer bathroom
There are six bathrooms throughout the house, including this ensuite bathroom with a large shower and modern bath tub
The contemporary country mansion is available from June 24 and the rental is being handled by Hamptons estate agents
The eye-watering rental price of £108,000 a month is in sharp contrast to the average rent in Britain which stood at £1,213 a month.
Average rental values climbed 1.2 per cent in a month, up from £1,199 in April, according to HomeLet.
There are regional differences with the average London rent standing at £2,039 a month, the highest ever recorded.
The cheapest rental area in Britain is the North East, which saw another dip, dropping 2 per cent a month to £632 a month.
Daniel Copley, of Zoopla, said: ‘Undoubtedly the most luxurious rental property on the market outside of London right now, this contemporary mega mansion benefits from a wide range of spectacular features that would meet the expectations of any high net worth individual.
‘These include a helipad, all-weather sports court, a guest annexe, an indoor and outdoor pool and much more.’
