Margaret Tatcher's £ 30million bombproof former mansion rents for a whopping £ 64,978 a month.
The former Prime Minister's luxury six bedroom home in Belgravia went on the market for £ 30 million five years ago, but it hasn't been sold.
The house now has tenants spending £ 779,736 a year, according to international real estate rental platform Rentberry.
Lady Thatcher greeted world leaders such as former US President Ronald Reagan through the property's steel-lined, bomb-proof door.
Margaret Tatcher's £ 30million bombproof former mansion (pictured) is renting for a whopping £ 64,978 a month
The former Prime Minister's luxury six bedroom home in Belgravia went on the market for £ 30 million five years ago, but it hasn't been sold
The house now has tenants spending £ 779,736 a year, according to international real estate rental platform Rentberry
From a year after her resignation as Prime Minister 1991 to 2012, she lived in the six-story, listed mansion, which has a gym, a wine cellar with 500 bottles and a cinema room.
The three-time prime minister reportedly moved out of allegedly unable to climb the stairs and stayed at the luxury Ritz hotel until she died of a stroke in 2013 at the age of 87.
Real estate agent Frank KNight described the property as follows: "This Chester Square house is a renovated single family home with a white stucco facade in a very desirable location on this famous Belgravia garden square."
They added: & # 39; The house benefits from five suites with double bedrooms, a large first floor drawing room, dining room overlooking Chester Square, an elevator, garage and a large south-facing roof terrace.
& # 39; The cinema room is equipped with a state-of-the-art 110 & # 39; cinema screen and surround sound.
& # 39; The house also benefits from its own gym, sauna and steam room.
Lady Thatcher (left with her husband Denis) greeted world leaders such as former US President Ronald Reagan through the property's steel-lined, bomb-proof door
From a year after her resignation as Prime Minister 1991 to 2012, she lived in the six-story, listed mansion, which has a gym, a wine cellar with 500 bottles and a cinema room
The three-time prime minister reportedly moved out of allegedly unable to climb the stairs and stayed at the luxury Ritz hotel until she died of a stroke in 2013 at the age of 87
Real estate agent Frank KNight described the property as follows: & # 39; This Chester Square house is a renovated family home with a white stucco facade in a very desirable location on this famous Belgravia garden square. & # 39;
The property sold for £ 4,160,500 after Mrs Thatcher passed away in 2013 and luxury developer Leconfield renovated it before launching it on the market in 2016
"A specially built wine cellar has integrated Gaggenau cooling for white wine and champagne as well as additional storage to keep the red wine at room temperature."
The property also has a Hopton Wood limestone floor in the entrance hall, similar to that used in the Houses of Parliament.
It still has an inlaid 73 plaque on the doorstep designed by Lady Thatcher and installed in 1991
The property sold for £ 4,160,500 after Mrs Thatcher passed away in 2013 and luxury developer Leconfield renovated it before launching it on the market in 2016.
At the time, Richard Gutteridge, director of Savills' Sloane Street office, said, "If only the walls could speak, one could almost imagine Ronald Reagan and other heads of state sitting in their dining room with Baroness Thatcher."
Land records state the property was purchased by 73 CS Limited, which is registered in Guernsey.
Thatcher was Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990. During this time she campaigned for the neoliberal economy and started the sales law, which encourages people to buy their social housing.
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