Mum-of-22 Sue Radford reveals EPIC pink playhouse she bought her kids for their VERY swanky garden after £35k makeover | The Sun

WHEN you have 22 kids, it must be tricky to find ways to keep them all entertained.

But mum-of-22 Sue Radford showed how she bought an epic pink playhouse for her youngest children – and it seems to be a huge hit.

Sue, 46, showed off the pink play item in their large garden, which has undergone a £36,000 transformation in recent years.

Noel, 51, also posted about the children’s new toy and said he was asked by Sue to construct it after returning home from a day working in the family’s pie shop.

He showed pictures before and after construction, and wrote: “When you come home from work and @theradfordfamily says I’ve got something for you to build.”

Sue cheekily responded: “Didn’t take us long though.”

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The finished playhouse has fairytale-like turrets and flags, and a turquoise door leading to the inside.

The parents, who live in a ten-bedroom mansion in Lancashire’s coastal town Morecambe, have transformed their back yard into a paradise for their kids. 

And now they’ve revealed they’ve taken it one step further – and had a supersized swimming pool style hot tub installed in their back garden.

Unveiling their latest addition on their joint Instagram account, Sue and Noel showed the children splashing around in the hot tub that appears so large that they can even do laps. 

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The couple also tagged the company they’d got it from – The Hot Tub Superstore, where hot tub pools of that size come in at around the £20,000 mark. 

If our detective work is correct, The Radfords look like they’ve bagged the huge H2K Trainer 15, which sells for a jaw-dropping £26,995.

But that’s far from the only thing they’ve splashed out on since deciding to make their garden one of the main focal points of the house they’ve lived in since 2004, with their current spending totalling around £36,000 and counting. 

The garden already boasted an impressive outside bar, which Noel made himself, complete with a neon sign and black, retro stalls.

Since, he’s ensured it’s fully stocked with alcohol, kids drinks and even snacks for whenever someone is peckish. 

On top of that, the family invested in a barbeque, as well as a large pizza oven from supermarket Aldi, with their latest cooker selling for £599.99. 

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Then there's also a smaller hot tub – which they surprised their children with in 2021 and usually costs on average between £4000 – £8000.

However, the couple recently decided to switch off after discovering it was costing them £56 per week to run.

Plus, the family has not one, not two, but three stylish Rattan furniture sets to sit back and relax on. 

The first is a large table that can seat up to eight people, and next to the bar is a lavish eight-seater corner sofa, two armchairs and a table.  

All the pieces of outdoor furniture are from the Lifestyle Garden's SAMOA range. 

The table and six chairs cost £1,699, while they will also have had to pay out for the two extra seats. Meanwhile, the sofa set retails for £2359.  

Plus, they've previously shown off a £800 daybed from the same range.

We can’t wait to see what other plans they have up their sleeves as The Radfords continue their big outside project.

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Sue and Noel are parents to Chris, 32, Sophie, 28, Chloe, 26, Jack, 25, Daniel, 23, Luke, 21, Millie, 20, Katie, 19, James, 18, Ellie, 17, Aimee, 16, Josh, 14, Max, 13, Tillie, 12, Oscar, 10, Casper, nine, Hallie, seven, Phoebe, five, Archie, four, Bonnie, three, and Heidie, two.

Sadly the couple's 17th child Alfie was still born on July 6, 2014.

The family famously doesn’t rely on benefits and is supported by their pie shop business. 

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