Inside Harry Kane’s stunning new £30m Munich mansion once used for bizarre movie after he leaves £10k-a-night hotel
HARRY KANE has comfortably settled into life at Bayern Munich on the pitch and he now finally has a home for his family.
The England skipper has scored 26 goals in 23 games since moving from Tottenham in the summer.
Kane, 30, has spent around five months living at luxury hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski while house hunting in Munich.
He racked up a whopping £1million bill in his £10,000 per night pad and he was named second-best guest ever behind only the Queen.
But his time in the hotel is now over and he has moved into a mansion overlooking the River Isar.
The home is valued at £30m with the area dubbed the "Beverly Hills of Bavaria".
Luckily, he pockets £415,000-a-week at Bayern so can afford it.
Kane will be joined in the posh property by wife Kate and their four kids - Ivy, 6, Vivienne, 5, Louis, 2, and five-month old Henry.
The house reportedly sits on the edge of a forest with stunning views over the river, as well as bonuses like a sun deck and spa.
Fans can supposedly get a sneaky look around Kane's house by watching 2014 German romantic comedy Vaterfreuden - translated to Joy of Fatherhood.
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Many of the scenes in the movie, which is based on a man accidentally getting a vasectomy from a ferret, are filmed at the mansion.
The home has previously been lived in by ex-Bayern stars Mehmet Scholl and Lucas Hernandez.
According to the Mirror, who spoke to one of the neighbours Renate Lindner, Kane is "a very nice man"
She added: "He has a lovely family. I have seen him in the street to say hello.
"I love football so I knew straight away who it was. He was very polite and I wanted to make him feel welcome here."
