A couple in Hampshire is selling a five-bedroom detached Victorian house in Curdridge after completing a major renovation. James Davies, 61, and his wife, Sam Davies, 51, bought the property when it was described as “tired,” then spent about £250,000 renovating it. They are now downsizing and listing the home for £1.5 million.
The sources describe the same property and figures, with no meaningful differences in reported details. Both outlets frame the sale as the latest step in a move away from the larger family home, following the refurbishment that they say has increased the home’s value. While the reporting emphasizes the reported rise in value and the couple’s decision to downsize, the available information focuses primarily on the home’s purchase condition, renovation cost, and current asking price, rather than on broader market factors or specific design changes made during the work.
