- The Chelsea home once inhabited by Mary Poppins creator P.L. Travers hit the market for 4.85 million (or roughly $6.27 million) last month, according to Mansion Global .
- Travers moved into the 19th century home in London after releasing her fifth Mary Poppins book in 1962.
- She lived there until her death in 1996.
- The recently refurbished home includes ample lounging space: It has a living room, study, dining room, and garden, in addition to a full-floor master suite and three additional bedrooms, two of which have their own terraces.
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'Mary Poppins' author P.L. Travers' home — in one of London's ritziest neighborhoods — just hit the market for over $6 million. Here's a look inside.
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P.L. Travers, the author of the "Mary Poppins" series, lived in a four-story Chelsea home for over 30 years.
The property was even featured in the movie " Saving Mr. Banks ," which depicted Travers (played by Emma Thompson ) grappling with whether to let Walt Disney (played by Tom Hanks ) adapt her books into the now-iconic 1964 film .
Now, according to Mansion Global , that London home is for sale. It hit the market in October for 4.85 million, or roughly $6.27 million.
Real-estate agency Russell Simpson holds the listing .
Keep reading for a look inside the home.
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