Inside Caroline Flack’s £1.1m London home as she puts it up for sale after assault arrest
LOVE Island’s Caroline Flack is selling the £1.1 million London home where she was arrested in the early hours of the morning last week. The TV presenter, 40, who moved into the spacious flat back in 2016, has since put it on the market following a bust-up with boyfriend Lewis Burton. Caroline accused the 27-year-old […]
LOVE Island’s Caroline Flack is selling the £1.1 million London home where she was arrested in the early hours of the morning last week.
The TV presenter, 40, who moved into the spacious flat back in 2016, has since put it on the market following a bust-up with boyfriend Lewis Burton.
Caroline accused the 27-year-old of cheating after finding flirty texts on his phone from a woman of 60 — triggering a drunken row in which both were injured.
He dialled 999 and Caroline was charged with assault after police rushed to her house.
Caroline was taken to hospital by ambulance before being arrested and charged with assault.
The North London pad is now officially on the market.
Caroline’s sense of unique style is clearly reflected in her interiors with a retro-style Smeg fridge to a striking blue velvet sofa.
The spacious home also features herringbone flooring, high ceilings, huge windows and an open staircase leading upstairs.
In the kitchen, Caroline merges touches of vintage and modern together.
The open plan design is complete with a breakfast bar and funky tiles.
The candy pink fridge is a classic retro accessory, which helps add a splash of colour to the room, while the tiles offer a geometric feel.
And while it may not be included in the sale price, a statement Diane von Furstenburg design has been placed on the wooden flooring.
Colour and print seem to be the main theme in the home, with various shades of pink seen in nearly every room.
The bathroom design is mainly militaristic, with a free-standing tub and classic grey tiles.
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The presenter will no doubt will want a fresh start following last week’s arrest.
Both Caroline and Lewis are said to deeply regret Thursday’s early hours bust-up — and he wishes it had not led to her arrest and criminal charges.
Following the incident, blood splatters were seen on the front door of her home.
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