She's going to go her own way: Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie puts her 19-acre Grade II listed Kent home on the market for £3.5million
By SOPHIE JANE EVANS
Daily Mail
She has been spending an increasing amount of time in London since rejoining her rock band for a global tour.
So now, Fleetwood Mac singer Christine McVie has decided to put her sprawling Grade II-listed country home in Kent on the market.
The 72-year-old, who penned some of the group's biggest hits including Don't Stop and Little Lies, is selling the mansion for a whopping £3.5million.
She is planning to 'upsize' in the capital - where she has been spending a lot of time with her bandmates - and 'downsize' in the country.
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- Christine McVie, 72, has been spending an increasing amount of time in London since rejoining Fleetwood Mac
- So now, she has decided to put stunning Grade II-listed country home in Kent village of Wickhambreaux on sale
- She is selling the mansion - where she wrote some solo material following band's disintegration - for £3.5million
- It boasts six bedrooms, four reception rooms, a three-bedroom outhouse, two cottages and sprawling gardens
By SOPHIE JANE EVANS
Daily Mail
She has been spending an increasing amount of time in London since rejoining her rock band for a global tour.
So now, Fleetwood Mac singer Christine McVie has decided to put her sprawling Grade II-listed country home in Kent on the market.
The 72-year-old, who penned some of the group's biggest hits including Don't Stop and Little Lies, is selling the mansion for a whopping £3.5million.
She is planning to 'upsize' in the capital - where she has been spending a lot of time with her bandmates - and 'downsize' in the country.
Full story with full size images at Daily Mail
Strutt and Parker Realtor Listing (includes floor plans, property layout and many more photos)
Too bad it is such a large home.......smaller - she could have kept it. At our ages, one needs to have a place to return to!
ReplyDeleteNice house. I can see how a single person could get lost in it.
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