JOHN TERRY has given fans a sneak peak inside his plush mansion renovation, including a wine and cigar room.
The Chelsea legend, 40, has seen work ongoing at his £4.35m Surrey pad for months now.
Earlier this year, Aston Villa assistant manager Terry shared an update on his swimming pool and tennis court outside.
And now he’s welcomed his 5.5million Instagram followers inside the new home.
Throughout the home, gleaming-white fixtures and fittings can be seen being installed in what was previously a shell of a house.
In some of the short videos shared on social media, the floor could be seen being laid – a clear sign the works are coming to an end.
He captioned one of the clips ‘wine and cigar room’ in what could turn into the ultimate man cave.
Terry later ventured outside to show off the update on the pool.
In February, JT’s clip showed just a mud-bowl in the garden with diggers in the background.
But now the hole has been dug and pool foundations installed – just waiting for some tiling and a splash of water.
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Terry panned the camera to show off the luxury, airy exterior of the property complete with a classy combination of red brick and exposed stone.
In one final image, Terry showed off a bit of Chelsea memorabilia.
Wrapped up safely and perched on the wall is the pennant he earned for making his 100th Champions League appearance.
Terry took home the pennant after the 2014 group stage win at Sporting Lisbon.
It’s not yet known when the Surrey mansion will be ready for Terry, wife Toni and twins Georgie and Summer to move into.
But given the progress from the update in February, the Chelsea icon will hope to have it available this summer.
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