Music and Acting Icons Sell £15m Oxfordshire Mansions
Two iconic properties formerly owned by notable celebrities are currently on the market in Oxfordshire, with eye-catching price tags. These impressive mansions belonged to veteran actor Sir Michael Caine and renowned musician Vince Hill.
Sir Michael Caine’s 17th-Century Mansion
Sir Michael Caine, known for his roles in classics such as *The Italian Job* and *The Dark Knight* trilogy, once resided at Rectory Farm House in North Stoke. The mansion, characterized as a classic 17th-century English country home, was his family residence from 1984 to 1999.
Originally sold in 2020 for £6.95 million, the property was relisted last year but is currently off the open market. According to Savills, the estate remains available for private viewings with plans for a relaunch soon.
Property Features
- Location: Near River Thames, North Stoke
- Size: 8.3 acres
- Bedrooms: 6
- Bathrooms: 5
- Entertainment Facilities: Music room, drawing room, and separate sitting rooms
- Amenities: Moroccan-style jacuzzi, sauna, and 100,000-litre swimming pool
- Additional Rooms: Utility room, gym, plant room, boot room, and two lavatories
The guide price for this stunning estate is set at £10 million. The grounds also feature numerous trees planted by Caine himself, adding to the property’s charm.
Vince Hill’s Riverside Residence
Another prestigious listing is the former home of pop legend Vince Hill, an artist whose musical career spanned six decades. Known for hits like *Edelweiss*, Hill passed away in 2023, leaving behind a legacy of unforgettable music.
His former residence, referred to as Sagamore, is situated in Henley and is listed at £5.25 million. This impressive mansion features a dramatic exterior along the River Thames, complete with two wet boathouses.
Property Features
- Location: Riverside, Henley
- Size: Substantial family living space
- Bedrooms: 6
- Bathrooms: 6
- Additional Features: Space for modernisation and cellar rooms with historical significance
Sagamore offers buyers the opportunity to adapt its interiors while preserving unique historical elements from World War II. This adds a fascinating narrative to the home, complementing its already striking allure.
Both properties not only represent luxury living but also hold significant cultural heritage, making them prime opportunities for buyers interested in owning a piece of celebrity history in Oxfordshire.
