A five-bedroom duplex flat in London designed by Donatella Versace and her business, Versace Home, has gone on sale for £10.7million. 

The Damac Tower Nine Elms building is the only residential development in London fully designed by Versace Home.

The duplex flat being sold by Chestertons spans 3,664 sq ft and has two reception rooms and five bathrooms. 

Its interiors were designed by Versace Home's former artistic director, Donatella Versace. 

The sizeable five-bedroom flat, which is located between Battersea and Vauxhall in London, boasts 180-degree skyline views of the capital.

The tower has interiors styled by Donatella Versace herself, including an indoor swimming pool, steam room and jacuzzi boasting panoramic views and a state-of-the-art gym.

Interested buyers with deep pockets will have to ask Chestertons, the estate agency selling the flat, what the annual service charge is, as this is not disclosed in the listing. 

The flat's ground rent is £1,200 per year and the length of the lease on the property is 993 years. 

'Her unique signature is everywhere, from the mosaic walls of the spa influenced by the icon of Versace, to the intricate 'greek key' inlay on the bedroom doors', the estate agent, Chestertons, said. 

On the twenty-fourth floor of the building, there is a 2,034 sq ft Donatella Versace-designed colourful children's play area featuring a large slide and equipped with books, games and toys. 

The tower has ample parking, two car lifts and a slew of optional hospitality services available. 

A communal residents' lounge overlooks the tower's roof gardens and has panoramic views of the London skyline. 

Residents in the tower can also enjoy a plush residents-only private cinema exuding Hollywood glamour in its design. 

Starting prices for a studio in the block start from £712,000. Prices for one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom flats in the tower start from £835,000, £1.2milllion and £2.3million respectively. 

A spokesperson for Chestertons told This is Money: 'We're seeing strong interest from both domestic and international buyers – particularly those who value statement design, exceptional facilities, and long-term capital growth. 

'Damac Tower appeals to discerning professionals, overseas investors, and buyers seeking a stylish pied-à-terre in central London.

'With its prime position in Nine Elms, proximity to Battersea Power Station, and excellent transport links via the Northern Line extension, this development represents an aspirational yet strategic purchase.' 

The Damac Tower Nine Elms building is a 50-storey, 170-metre high skyscraper. It was originally scheduled to be completed by 2020, but this was delayed to June 2022. 

The tower sits at the centre of a multi-billion-pound regeneration scheme transforming the area in London between Battersea and Vauxhall. 

Versace House was founded in 1978. The business is led by Emmanuel Gintzburger as chief executive and the design team is under the leadership of chief creative officer, Dario Vitale.  

Donatella Versace stepped down from her role as artistic director in April, but remains the company's chief brand ambassador. 

As well as designing hotels, apartment blocks and cars, Donatella Versace has dressed some of the most famous people in the world. 

She designed the green jungle dress for Jennifer Lopez in 2000 and Michelle Obama's dress for her 2016 final state dinner.