Stacey Dooley has delighted fans by sharing images of her completed home renovation in Merseyside. The documentary maker and Strictly Come Dancing winner moved to the region with her partner Kevin Clifton and daughter Minnie in 2023.
Home Transformation Revealed
On social media, Dooley posted ten pictures showing the stunning makeover, which includes a mahogany floor, marble worktops, and stained glass windows. She captioned the post: "HOME. It's giving tradwife but leave me alone."
Followers were quick to praise the chic design. One commented: "Holy moly! What a transformation! Especially the kitchen! That marble! Thank flip the chandelier made it from London too! Looks so good!" Another said: "My absolute dream home. Your interior design and fashion sense are just 11/10. I am obsessed."
Fans React
Other admirers noted specific details, with one asking: "Gorgeous! Would love to know the colour in the hallway and staircase!" Another wrote: "Obsessed with everything, but especially the colour drenching and gorgeous cornices. So much personality. More home pics any day of the week." Even Traitors star Minah Shannon joked about taking items from the home.
Reason for the Move
Dooley and Clifton met after winning Strictly in 2018. Kevin previously told the ECHO that the move north was to allow Stacey's Scouse mum to be more involved in raising their daughter.
In an interview earlier this year, Clifton expressed happiness with the decision, saying: "We wished we'd done it years ago. We always had this weird feeling you can't leave London. But as soon as we finally left and moved in there, we thought this is brilliant, we don't need to be in London at all."
Life in Liverpool
He also shared their favourite local spots, including breakfast at Minna in Lark Lane, Maray restaurant, and Il Capitanos for pizza. Clifton praised the friendly community, noting: "The people are friendly and helpful. We know all our neighbours and, if ever anything needs doing, a team of people are suddenly like, 'I can come and fix that for you, let me just bring my tools around'. You don't get that in London."
He added: "Every cab or Uber I get in Liverpool, they just want to talk about football, which I'm really happy about. In London, nobody wants to talk to you about anything. I love the community of it all and the vibe."
