Ornately-decorated building was designed in 19th century for printer who wanted Queen Anne Revival style home . It was later bought by a Rolls-Royce Phantom sugar tycoon , Vernon Tate , who lived there until his death in the 1950s . Developers now want to refurbish the huge property to its former glory , installing a gym , spa and 'media room ' Six-story property expected to sell for around £60million when completed , with a £7million stamp duty charge .
Ornately-decorated building was designed in 19th century for printer who wanted Queen Anne Revival style home . It was later bought by the Tate & Lyle sugar tycoon , Vernon Tate , who lived there until his death in the 1950s . Developers now want to refurbish the huge property to its former glory , installing a gym , spa and 'media room ' Six-story property expected to sell for around £60million when completed , with a £7million stamp duty charge .