Anton shares this lovely pad with his wife, Hannah, and their adorable twins, George and Henrietta. So, forget the sequins for a moment—this is a family home. It’s filled with the chaos of toys, tantrums, and the sound of tiny feet tap-dancing on the kitchen floor.
The house itself is a proper, modern-ish country home. Think big windows, a lovely garden, and plenty of space for a certain dance floor. I bet he’s got a sprung floor somewhere, probably in the conservatory, just in case he needs to practice a foxtrot while waiting for the kettle to boil.
And get this: the property even featured on Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two once. Rylan Clark-Neal visited, and the whole nation got a glimpse of Anton’s living room. It was immaculate, obviously. Not a sequin out of place.
Why Not London? (A Little Detour)
You might think a big showbiz star would live in a penthouse in Mayfair. But Anton is smarter than that. He once said he moved out of London because he wanted space. He wanted a garden for the kids, and a bit of peace after the madness of TV studios.
It also helps that Bucks is commutable to London. He can be in the city for rehearsals in under an hour. Plus, it’s close to the famous Pinewood Studios, where a lot of TV magic happens. So, he’s got the best of both worlds: country calm and city glamour.
I imagine his morning routine is adorable. He gets up, makes a strong cup of tea, and probably does a little plié while reading the paper. Then he checks his diary: “Ballroom lesson? Check. Nappy change? Check. Debate with toddler about why spinach is not a dancing prop? Double check.”
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