Princess Beatrice’s husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, has described a £55million townhouse in one of London’s wealthiest enclaves as “where families want to live” — despite the average UK household earning just £34,500 a year.
Edoardo founded his company, Banda Property, in 2007, and is currently promoting beautiful properties in Whistler Square, Chelsea Barracks.
One home, 5 Whistler Square, is currently on the market for £55million.
The description reads: "5 Whistler Square represents an exclusive collaboration between Chelsea Barracks and Banda; a masterclass in how to create an exceptional home, like no other seen in London."
Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi says £55million mansion is perfect for families
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To promote Whistler Square, Edoardo posted a short clip on Instagram where he spoke about the "extraordinary" properties available.
He said: "The art of storytelling is incredibly important to Banda and to Whistler Square.
"It's an extraordinary interpretation of the traditional Belgravia Georgian townhouse.
"You see the grandeur of what they tried to do in the Georgian times, but you see it in a way that is now functional for today's user.
"To come in and to see the natural light, to walk the space and feel the energy of the house and how the house flows, made me see the possibility of what modern family townhouse living could be.
"This is where families want to live. These are homes for life."
In a caption, Banda Property wrote: "Whistler Townhouse @chelseabarracks.
"A quiet preview with @edomapellimozzi, CEO and Founder of Banda, as he walks us through the philosophy behind the design, understated, refined, and full of intention.
Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi speaking on behalf of his company, Banda PropertyInstagram / Edoardo Mapelli MozziLATEST ROYAL NEWS:
Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi sharing a kiss on their wedding dayInstagram / Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi"A home shaped by craftsmanship and clarity, where every detail tells a story yet to unfold."
One Instagram account commented: "Just stunning."
Another wrote: "Beautiful."
A third added: "The pool is beautiful, but for me the furniture is too modern."