‘The X Factor’ contestants have moved into a home worth £7 million.
The twelve finalists – who were selected by judges Simon Cowell, Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, Rita Ora and Nick Grimshaw last weekend – have moved into the home they’ll be living in for the remainder of the competition.
The property – which has seven bedrooms, two spacious lounges, a huge kitchen diner and a second separate dining room – is located in Barnet, north London and costs £20,000-a-month to rent.
When the wannabe popstars aren’t busy rehearsing they’ll be able to relax in the mansion’s cinema room or take a dip in its indoor swimming pool.
The house – which is just 12 miles away from the house last year’s contestants stayed in – was last listed for sale in 2013 with an asking price of £7 million, according to the property website Zoopla.com
Meanwhile, the 12 hopefuls – who include Mason Noise, 4th Impact and Bupsi Brown – may have to share their luxury home with more contestants after rumours continue to circulate about the possibility of a wildcard being added into the mix.
Show boss Simon Cowell said recently: "Would I like to bring back the wildcard this series? I would do it in a heartbeat."
Whilst rejected contestant Monica Michael tweeted: "So much for thinking I was getting a few days off! 😉 x (sic)"
The X Factor contestants move into £7 million home
