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Privacy Notice Following a series of ministerial resignations, Boris Johnson looks set to resign as leader of the Conservative Party, according to the BBC. Boris, who was recently booed while celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, is believed to continue to serve as Prime Minister until the autumn. At present, the 58 year old lives at Number 11 Downing Street with his wife Carrie and their young family, though this would be set to change should he resign. So, as Boris is expected to address the nation later on today, let’s take a look at the politician’s current selection of residences and homes…
Number 10 Downing Street is typically associated with Prime Ministers
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Throughout his time as Prime Minister, Boris has lived in a four bedroom flat above Number 11 Downing Street. While Number 10 Downing Street is typically associated with the role, previous leaders have opted to live at Number 11 due to it being larger in size. Due to this, Number 11 has undergone a series of renovations in the past, with former Prime Minister David Cameron giving members of the public a look inside while hosting the Obamas. As part of the occasion, Samantha Cameron could be seen talking to Michelle Obama in what appeared to be the open plan living and kitchen area.
Boris currently lives at Number 11 Downing Street
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David Cameron gave a glimpse inside the property
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The women perched on a mustard yellow sofa in front of a black shelving unit which was full of books and DVDs. In the background, a large TV was pictured on top of a dark wooden chest of draws. Meanwhile, the kitchen area occupied one side of the room and featured a series of open shelves to house the family’s collection of pots and pans. The area boasted some trendy dark matte blue cabinets and white worktops, as well as a series of appliances including a large range oven. Since July 2019, Boris and Carrie have been busy further renovating the Grade I listed property.
10 Downing Street has a large reception hall
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Many staff often meeting in the property’s drawing room
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While the family may call Number 11 their home, Boris, who is worth an estimated £1.67million, still spends much of his time at 10 Downing Street where he works in his private office. Behind the famous blak door is a grand reception hall which boasts an 18th-century black and white chequerboard floor and leads to the property’s main staircase. Many members of staff at Downing Street meet up within the building’s drawing room which features an extravagant fireplace surrounded by Union Jack flags.
Boris is able to make use of Chequers Court
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The property is in the Buckinghamshire countryside
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A series of paintings can be found on the walls, and a large ornate rug covers the wooden flooring. Elsewhere, people became familiar with the property’s press briefing room which was used throughout the Covid-19 pandemic to provide regular updates. The room features wood-panelled walls as well as various red and blue patterned rugs. Away from Number 10, as Prime Minister, Boris is able to make use of Chequers Court which is his official country residence. The manor house dates to the 16th century and is located on 1,500 acres of land in the Buckinghamshire countryside. READ NEXT: Inside Boris Johnson’s family life including 3 marriages, 7 kids and dog Dilyn Jubilee Thanksgiving celebrations off to dramatic start as fans boo Boris Johnson and two members of procession faint Loose Women presenters divided in heated debate about whether Boris Johnson should resign Lorraine Kelly hits out at Boris Johnson after he didn’t know who she was For your latest celebrity news, sign up to OK!’s newsletter here Story SavedYou can find this story in  My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnInside Homes
