Shoes off, kettle on! Mark Wright reveals his ‘rules’ for guests visiting his and wife Michelle Keegan’s new $1.3million ‘dream home’
He has spent almost two years redesigning his “dream home” in Essex with his wife Michelle Keegan.
And as the mansion nears completion, Mark Wright has revealed what his “house rules” are for guests visiting.
Earlier, the presenter explained that they have to remove their shoes in the pad and shared that he also wants his guests to feel at home when they visit.
Shoes off, kettle on! Mark Wright, 35, reveals his ‘rules’ for guests visiting he and his wife Michelle Keegan’s new $1.3million ‘dream home’.
The former TOWIE star explained to The Sun that he wants guests to feel at home without asking for anything.
He shared, “My only rule with people is when you come into my house, I want you to feel like it’s your own. Don’t ask, just go to the closet, grab what you want and make yourself at home.”
But there could be one more rule, as he admitted on Instagram last month that the home will be a “no shoe zone.”
Wow: He’s spent almost two years redesigning his dream home in Essex with his wife Michelle
Up to date: The presenter is documenting the progress of the home via Instagram with her own account called @wrightyhome
Mark took videos of the new cream carpets as they were being installed and said into the camera: “The color is showing… and that’s why when you come into this house you’ll never wear shoes or socks, you’ll wash your feet.” .’
Web has reached out to Mark Wright’s representatives for comment.
The presenter has been documenting the progress of the home via Instagram with his own account called @wrightyhome.
With an expansive pool, state-of-the-art gym and sizable driveway – the mansion that Mark and Michelle bought for £1.3million is now reportedly in habitable condition.
Wow! The property features a state-of-the-art home gym adjacent to an impressive outdoor pool
But with some details yet to be added, the pad isn’t quite finished, with Mark admitting to The Sun the process has been “stressful”.
“When it’s done I’ll definitely be in a better place because it’s getting to the point now where… it’s been stressful.
“If you are building your home for yourself and you want it to be a dream, you don’t want to make mistakes. You probably won’t do that again. So it was a little bit stressful, but I also loved the whole trip, but when I’m done with that, I’ll definitely have more time, that’s for sure,” he concluded.
No shoe zone! There will be socks only for guests visiting the house, and Mark shared on Instagram last month that shoes should be removed inside the house
Busy time: But with some touches still to be added, the pad isn’t quite finished and Mark admits to The Sun the process has been “stressful”.