A GRAND Designs' famous property called 'water tower' looks out of place – a resident in the area has revealed.

The popular water tower conversion featured in a classic episode of the Channel 4 show ten years ago and was branded the show's "most popular project".

The property is worth a whopping £2million and is located in Kennington, South West London.

The buyer purchased the eye-catching home in 2021 and it consists of nine floors and comes with big sliding doors.

It was reported that 38,000 gallons of water was used to make it.

Now, a resident that lives opposite the road to this property has revealed that it's not as picturesque as people think it is.

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The resident penned that the tower "looks out of place" on the road in a TikTok video they posted.

In the video the local tells the viewers: "So this building is the Water Tower of Grand Designs – look at it, it just sits there out of place amongst all other buildings."

Despite the building looking disconnected, it still has a strong history that dates back to 1876.

It was built in 1867 and was used to provide water to the Lambeth Workhouse which was located near by.

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The tower was also used to house more than 800 poor families.

It was home to the famous Charlie Chaplin who lived there with his mother when he was just 7 years old.

The owner shared originally never wanted to buy in Elephant and Castle and Kennington as she explained he loved West London.

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