 She told reporters: "They will be moving into the No 10 flat, where they used to live." Asked whether they will redecorate, she said: "Not that I'm aware of." Quizzed on why the family was moving to Number 10, rather than the bigger flat next door, she stated: "They were very happy there." The couple were included on the Sunday Times Rich List of the UK's wealthiest people earlier this year - estimated to have a combined net worth of £730million. They own four luxury homes worth around £15million, including a £6.6 million mansion in North Yorkshire which boasts five bedrooms, four bathrooms and two reception rooms spread over four storeys. They also have a Grade II-listed Georgian manor house in the village of Kirby Sigston, located in his Richmond constituency, which the family use as a weekend retreat. The Sunaks have opted for the smaller of the Downing Street fl){kind=link}
The new Prime Minister will be moving into the two-bedroom flat at Number 10, rather than the four-bed pad above neighbouring Number 11, which has been used by leaders since 1997
Rishi Sunak and his family will not be moving into the flat formerly occupied by Boris Johnson and briefly by Liz Truss, it was confirmed today.
Instead the millionaire will go back to the two-bedroom flat above 10 Downing Street that he occupied when he was Chancellor – and already had redecorated himself.
Prime Ministers generally move into the four-bed pad at Number 11, which Mr Johnson famously had decorated with lavish £840-a-roll wallpaper during his tenure.
Mr Sunak took the top job yesterday as Ms Truss departed after a disastrous six-weeks in charge which barely gave her enough time to unpack.