Television presenter Alan Titchmarsh, 77, and his wife Alison have moved into a luxury five-bedroom property worth about £2.6 million, after downsizing from a long-held manor home. According to the reports, the home purchase is linked to an Omaze winner, who previously acquired the property through the charity raffle format for a cost described as equivalent to the price of a £10 raffle ticket. Titchmarsh and his wife relocated to the new residence in November, moving from a larger home where they had lived for more than two decades. The coverage characterizes the new address as a five-bedroom property and presents the Omaze-related connection as central to how the seller obtained the house. The articles do not provide additional details about the contract terms beyond the reported purchase price figure and the raffle-ticket reference. Overall, the reports describe a downsizing move by the couple and a high-value property transaction connected to the Omaze promotion.
Alan Titchmarsh buys £2.6m five-bedroom home from Omaze winner
Television presenter Alan Titchmarsh, 77, and his wife Alison have moved into a luxury five-bedroom property worth about £2.6 million, after downsizing from a long-held manor home. According to the re...
- Alan Titchmarsh and his wife Alison moved to a five-bedroom luxury home in November.
- The new property is reported to be worth about £2.6 million.
- The home was purchased from an Omaze winner.
- The Omaze winner is reported to have obtained the property for the price of a £10 raffle ticket.
- The couple downsized from a manor house they had lived in for more than two decades.
Mr Titchmarsh, 77, and his wife Alison moved to the luxury five-bedroom property last November after downsizing from their grand manor house, where they had lived for more than two decades.
3 months agoMr Titchmarsh, 77, and his wife Alison moved to the luxury five-bedroom property last November after downsizing from their grand manor house, where they had lived for more than two decades.
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