Richard Osman's career is going from strength to strength. After his Pointless success, he's gone on to become a best-selling author. The star may immerse himself in a world of murder and mystery for his writing, but thankfully, his home life is a little less eventful with his wife Ingrid and their two beloved cats, Liesl and Lottie. The presenter resides in Chiswick, which is an affluent area of London where house prices are over £1 million on average. Other famous celebrities reside in the same borough, including the likes of Philip Schofield and Declan Donnelly. Richard's house is stylish and modern, and has an eclectic feel. Take a tour of his beautiful residence, peeking into his private bathroom as well as the home office he uses to write his books.
Richard Osman's sleek home with wife Ingrid in exclusive celebrity neighbourhood revealed
The Thursday Murder Club author and former Pointless star lives in London's Chiswick which is a very popular A-list area
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