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Rita Ora's house is absolutely not like the modern mansion with a swimming pool that you might imagine.
Instead, Ora resides in a charming brick flat in North London's Primrose Hill neighbourhood. Built in 1877, it was once the home of illustrator Arthur Rackham, whose work includes Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Peter Pan and many others.
"I've always had an attraction to houses with an old spirit," says Rita. "I knew this house specifically has been home to a lot of creative people, so I thought it would have a really special energy."
And in fact, this house clearly has a special energy:
Burimi: Architectural Digest
