HARRY Kane’s new luxury mansion will boast an indoor golf driving range, a pool, spa and cinema — but no trophy room.
Spurs and England captain Kane is building a dream home reminiscent of Beckingham Palace and the plans show every extravagant detail.
The striker, yet to win major honours for club or country, has not put space aside for a silverware display room like other footie aces.
But the star, who recently dressed as Batman villain Bane for a fancy-dress party, is on to a winner by including a bat roost and bat boxes for biodiversity approval.
Kane, 29, currently living in North West London with his wife and three children, bought the property on the edge of Wentworth golf course in Surrey for £6.65million in September 2021.
He submitted plans to demolish the main building, pool house and garage to make way for a three-floor dwelling.
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We can now reveal planning permission has been granted for his swanky additions — said to be as opulent as Posh and Becks’s former Hertfordshire pile.
Kane’s has a lift to each level as well as grand spiral staircases in keeping with the proposed Georgian-style look.
The scratch player has also included a golf simulator, even though the house backs on to the posh Wentworth course.
The first-floor includes huge his-and-hers dressing rooms, a glam room, presumably for wife Katie, a grand circular bath and an infrared sauna.
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There is plenty of space for the couple’s children — soon to be four — as the blueprint has four bedrooms with private dressing rooms and en-suites.
There is also a room dedicated to his boots and another for coats.
And there are two en-suite bedrooms on the ground-floor for staff.
The development faced Green Belt obstacles but he impressed the council with his wildlife-friendly garden and the bat facilities.
It comes amid speculation on his future as his Spurs contract reaches its final year.
And the property is just 15 miles from Chelsea’s training ground — where Kane’s ex- manager Mauricio Pochettino is in charge.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
