While the Love Island villa is impressive, it's a far cry from the £4m Grade II listed home contestant Gemma Owen shares with her dad Michael in north Wales. While introducing herself as from Chester as she entered the villa, the family home 'Lower Soughton Hall' is actually located in Wales, near Mold, in Flintshire.
The 42-acre property has been the Owen's family home since 2001, and previously appeared in ITV's Through the Keyhole. Gemma lives at the property with her father, ex-footballer Michael, mum Louise, and her three younger siblings. You can read more about Gemma here.
Reportedly worth £4m, it has its own private gym, a heated indoor swimming pool and hot tub, as well as a games room and bar area. The house is also packed with memorabilia from Michael's footballing days, including signed footballs, trophies, original football shirts and the treasured Ballon d'Or. The house appeared in ITV's Through the Keyhole in 2019.
