Sports cars, a private chef, free travel, who is this mystery family?

DEEMED one of the ‘best’ nanny jobs ever advertised, this $162,000 gig includes international travel, but there’s a catch.

The nanny will run errands, take children to appointments and needs to be trained in self-defence. Photo / Getty Images.

A MYSTERY family has posted what could be one of the most luxurious and simultaneously demanding nanny jobs on the internet.

The position shared on Childcare.co.uk is asking for a six-day-a-week, 7am to 8pm full-time, live-in nanny who will earn an eyebrow raising $162,000 dollars a year.

The nanny job was posted to childcare.co.uk. Source: Supplied.

Applicants are required to have no children, a qualification in child psychology, a minimum of 15 years’ experience, “ideally (be) trained in self-defence” and if not this training will be provided and paid for as it is “non-negotiable”.

They must also be available to travel internationally up to three times a week pending which of their four homes the children are in, including properties in London, Barbados, Cape Town and Atlanta. Oh so demanding, how will one survive?

According to the Daily Mail, Richard Conway, co-founder of Childcare.co.uk said “This certainly isn’t like any other nanny job we’ve seen advertised on the site before.”

There are four children to tend to aged, two, five, seven and 15 and all require constant supervision — even during their homeschooling lessons.

Not sugar coating her words, the mother admitted, “I feel it’s best to be upfront — the role is demanding”.

However, this nanny, more an adopted member of the family, will have their own living quarters at each of the international residence with a private bathroom, kitchen and living area.

Though some have speculated that the small bedroom with floral green wall paper and a modestly sized bed shown in the picture could be off-putting for potential applicants.

The woman goes on to confirm the nanny will also have access to the family’s Porsche, Range Rover and Maserati, go with the family on holidays and have their meals cooked for them by a Michelin Star chef.

The identity of the wealthy family has remained a mystery with further curiosity added by the mandatory commitment of a, “nondisclosure agreement to be signed for privacy reasons,” for the successful applicant.

If Conway’s reaction is anything to go by, it appears the perks blow the demanding side of this job out of the water.

He confessed, “I think this could be the best nanny job in the world.”