A property linked to convicted farmer Tony Martin is listed for sale at nearly £1.4 million, with offers being considered. Reports say the farmhouse associated with Martin’s killing of a teenage intruder with a shotgun is being marketed along with surrounding land. The listings are tied to Martin’s estate and are described as being handled by David Wadsley, who says his wife, Jacqueline Wadsley, is the sole beneficiary of Martin’s estate. Wadsley is described as viewing the sale as an opportunity once the “stigma” associated with the property has eased. One account also says Jacqueline Wadsley previously knew Martin and had met him socially before later becoming involved with his estate.
The sources agree on the sale price range and that the property is being offered to buyers, though they differ in emphasis, with one outlet focusing more on the estate’s ownership and the other on the availability of offers for the building after land has been marketed for nearly £1.4 million. No details about the asking party’s timeline for a sale or the expected buyer criteria are provided in the available reports.
