Chasing payments! Adele s former 13-bedroom country mansion that singer showed off on TV to Anderson Cooper has £750,000 slashed off £6.5m asking price
Singer Adele lived at Lock House, a sprawling West Sussex mansion she rented for around £15,000 a month
Property belongs to developers Nick Sutton and wife Ayse who is a princess of the Turkish Royal Family
Mansion was first on sale in 2018 for £7.25million but price has been slashed twice down to £5.75million
It boasts indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a staff quarter, 85 acres of grounds and a helicopter pad
A CGI of the proposed incinerator. Photo: Veolia UK VIEWS are now being sought over controversial plans for a multi-million-pound incinerator in Hampshire. The Environment Agency is holding a public consultation on proposals for an energy recovery facility, otherwise known as a waste-to-energy plant, on land off the A31, near Holybourne, Alton. The proposals were tabled by Veolia ES Hampshire Limited in June last year to make major changes to the Alton Materials Recovery Facility. The site could see a 40 metre-high building with two 80 metre (260ft) chimneys. The proposed facility would be capable of treating around 330,000 tonnes of non-recyclable non-hazardous waste each year from homes and businesses across Hampshire and its neighbouring counties. The Environment Agency (EA) is now seeking comments on the company’s application from the local community and interested groups.
Inside Adele s former home as country mansion s price is slashed to £5.75m
Even Adele s star power could not help her wealthy landlords selling their gigantic Victorian mansion, as they cut £750,000 off the original price.
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Inside Adele s former home as country mansion s price is slashed to £5.75m
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A RACEHORSE trainer is fearing for the future of his business over plans for a concrete crusher. Chris Gordon, based in Morestead, said he wanted to die at the yard he has been operating from since 2007. But a man named only as Mr Fowler has submitted plans for a concrete crusher at Unit 3 Morestead Farm – just a stone s throw from Mr Gordon s paddock. If the application is approved, the trainer would be forced to sell his land and move elsewhere. This is a massive thing for us, said Mr Gordon. Concrete crushers and racehorses simply do not go together. The stables here were made from reclaimed materials just after Word War One, and horses have been trained here for more than 65 years. When I looked to set up my business, I moved here to the South Downs because of the location: it is a lovely, healthy and quiet environment.