Lorraine Kelly, 60, bought her Dundee house 10 years ago and lives in it with her cameraman husband Steve Smith.
The house, which was built in 1927, has undergone a huge transformation at the hands of Lorraine and Steve after they completely renovated the property.
They also installed an electric Aga cooker and replaced all the double-glazed window.
The house, which Lorraine bought in 2010, is on sale for £825,000, a property that estate agents Savills describe as "One of the finest houses in Broughty Ferry."
Lorraine's impressive six-bedroom abode also has three reception rooms, an integral garage - and a WINE cellar.
There's even a HOT tub, everyone.
Tell ya what, if we fancied relocating to Dundee and had a spare £800k, we'd be seriously considering Lorraine's place.
Check out: inside Lorraine Kelly's house
Lorraine Kelly's Dundee home on the market for £825k
1 of 17Front view of Lorraine Kelly's Dundee home
2 of 17Lorraine's living room
3 of 17The front garden
4 of 17The hallway into Lorraine's home
5 of 17Lorraine's beautiful open plan kitchen
6 of 17One of Lorraine's sitting rooms
7 of 17Lorraine's back garden (WOW)
8 of 17The dining room
9 of 17More of Lorraine's grounds!
10 of 17Lorraine's back garden - complete with built-in pond
11 of 17The staircase lets in lots of lovely natural light
12 of 17The upstairs landing - don't miss the tartan curtains!
13 of 17Lorraine's master bedroom
14 of 17Look at that fancy bathroom!
15 of 17The front door
16 of 17Another lovely bathroom - who doesn't love a rubber ducky?
17 of 17Another bedroom with beautiful windows
WELL. Lorraine certainly has good taste.
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Last year Lorraine managed to swerve a £1.2million tax bill after she argued she's an actress playing Lorraine Kelly.
Back in 2016, HMRC argued that, as an employee of ITV, Lorraine was subject to pay income tax and national insurance.
However she rejected the claims and managed to win the argument with a judge explaining, "Ms Kelly presents a persona of herself...quite simply put, the programmes are entertaining, Ms Kelly is entertaining.
"She may not like the guest she interviews, she may not like the food she eats, she may not like the film she viewed, but that is where the performance lies, as no doubt with other entertainers such as Ant and Dec or Richard and Judy.
"We do not doubt that Ms Kelly is an entertaining lady, but the point is that, for the time she is contracted to perform live on air, she is public 'Lorraine Kelly'."