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Bigg Boss 20 contestant Scout’s dream home has a ‘khufiya washroom’, gaming floor, luxurious Jacuzzi

Bigg Boss 20 contestant Scout’s dream home has a ‘khufiya washroom’, gaming floor, luxurious Jacuzzi

Reality TV star Tanmay Singh, known as Scout, has captivated audiences with his massive, luxurious dream home featured on Bigg Boss 20. His Instagram-famous gaming creator has amassed over five million followers. A revived YouTube video showcasing the house is now trending online.

Upon entering the grand entrance, a security passcode allows access to the parking area, where Scout parks his yellow Mustang. The main door opens with a code, revealing a white marble-tiled hallway leading to the living room. The striking kitchen opens directly from the dining area, featuring sleek charcoal-grey cabinetry, glass display units, and a striking crystal-fringe chandelier.

The open-plan living area boasts sheer white curtains and a geometric partition, creating an airy ambiance. The ground floor houses two bedrooms, with the master featuring a king-sized bed and floor-to-ceiling pleated curtains.

The second floor boasts two guest rooms, one with a lavish bathroom and a massive sunken white Jacuzzi surrounded by warm teak decking. The guest bedroom's washroom features a large jacuzzi, marble walls, dual-layer blinds, and a dark metal towel rack. A walk-in closet with floor-to-ceiling glass-front wardrobes adds a touch of opulence.

The most eye-catching feature on this floor is a dedicated gaming room, complete with a turquoise Chesterfield-style sectional and a matching ottoman. The room transitions into a home-theatre zone featuring a large projection screen, leather seating, and a bar counter. Scout's gaming setup comprises ultra-wide curved monitors, an RGB-lit gaming PC, and a professional microphone, adorned with anime figurines.

Written by urgent.news from The Indian Express's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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