Nathan Khider was a contestant on the latest series of the BBC’s hit television show The Traitors.
The 39-year-old, a Faithful, was banished in the second episode. Now, however, Nathan’s busying nurturing his property business: Nathan K Real Estate.
The businessman is on the lookout for a buyer for a former funeral undertakers turned bachelor pad in London.
Despite being valued at £3million, the owner of the property is sticking to the £5million asking price.
Speaking to This is Money, Keith Oliver, the owner of the property, said: ‘The house truly represents my personality. It might not be to everyone’s taste, however I never initially bought it with the intention of selling it.
‘It’s honestly the best bachelor pad in the city. I love this house and it’s genuinely perfect for entertaining with the guest bedroom and bathroom. I have entertained guests from all around the world.’
Property consultant Nathan Khider was banished in the second episode of The Traitors
He added: ‘It’s been a labour of love since 2011 so I won’t sell for less than £5million.’
The historic Grade II-listed property in Clerkenwell, originally built in 1797, has undergone an extraordinary transformation, from a former undertakers with a morgue to a striking, one-of-a-kind home.
Despite its dramatic makeover, the property hasn’t completely shed its past.
Its meticulously preserved storefront serves as a reminder of its more morbid origins.
While the coffins are long gone, they’ve been replaced by equally quirky features, including a suit of armour, a model airplane, and an eclectic collection of art.
Bold, vibrant colours fill every room and there isn’t a single white wall in sight.
Now, Traitors star Khider is listing the unique residence, which was initially valued at £3million, for £5million.
Oliver purchased the three-bedroom home from a developer in 2011 with the vision of crafting the ultimate bachelor pad.
Over the last 14 years, he has transformed it into an eclectic home.
Up for sale: This three bedroom property in London could be yours for £5m
Quite a history: The property used to the premises for a funeral business
Colourful: The owner of the property won’t accept less than £5m for it
Unique: The London property is brimming with eccentricity and character
Zing: The owner has turned the former funeral business into the ultimate bachelor pad
Style: The London home is peppered with unique art throughout
Chic: The owner has been keen to avoid boring white walls in his property
View: The large outdoor terrace is a serious selling point
Khider told This is Money: ‘The transformation is incredible, it’s one of the most unique properties you’ll ever step into in London.
‘When Keith first bought it, there were still coffins inside. While the exterior has been beautifully preserved, the interior is completely unrecognisable.’
He added: ‘We plan to attract high net worth clients looking for a London pied-a-terre.
‘The best features would be its roof terrace which would no longer get planning, so it’s rare and double aspect reception room.’
The property has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a cinema room, a spacious living area, a kitchen and dining room, a large roof terrace and a double garage.
‘The property’s rich history, prime location, and striking interiors truly set it apart’, Khider said.
Once homeless and living in his car, Khider left school at 15 without any GCSEs, before carving out a career in real estate and becoming a self-made millionaire.
Today, he owns Nathan K Real Estate, specialising in high-end and unique homes in London.
A nod to history: The front of the property still retains signs of its former use
