Mary Berry has lived in Henley-Upon-Thames together with her husband Paul Hunnings since 2019, after they downsized from a six bed room dwelling to a 4 bed room, however there’s nothing small about this former Nice British Bake-off star’s abode.
The host of Mary Makes Christmas used to reside in Penn, Buckinghamshire, and in addition to discovering out all there’s to learn about her present dwelling, you possibly can see inside her earlier property too…
Spectacular dwelling options
Mary’s riverside residence has an entire host of hotel-worthy options together with an indoor pool, tennis courtroom and residential fitness center – however she refuses to make use of the latter.
Chatting with Lumity Life in 2021, Mary revealed she by no means ever goes within the fitness center! “I play tennis and I backyard and stroll the canines, however I’ve not stepped inside a fitness center since I used to be in school! Higher in my thoughts to manage what you eat, to get pleasure from fantastic meals sensibly,” she advised the publication.
It encompasses a complete of 4 bedrooms and comes with a separate cottage. Elsewhere, there’s a double storage and a dressing room for the star to get pleasure from.
In 2021, Mary appeared on Lorraine and appeared to disclose a little bit look contained in the in any other case never-pictured dwelling. Cream carpets, white partitions and sheer curtains stored a impartial aesthetic, whereas two giant wicker plant pots added a contact of greenery on both aspect of the double doorways. The clip additionally gave followers an opportunity to see contained in the star’s backyard with a small wall, a flowerbed and a fantastically manicured garden.
Mary’s former houses
The star’s earlier dwelling was image excellent
Mary beforehand lived at a house named ‘Watercroft Home’ in Buckinghamshire, which acted as the situation for a lot of of her famed TV cookery reveals, providing up peeks contained in the residence.
The gorgeous kitchen
The gorgeous kitchen was designed by Mike Taylor and was fitted with a four-oven AGA in addition to a walk-in larder. Mary purchased the house in 1988 and left her stamp on it by the point she departed.
In 2010, she posed within the house, showcasing that it was embellished with white picket cabinets and flecked quartz worktops.
The grand eating space
The regal house featured Georgian fashion home windows and wooden cladding – it would not look misplaced within the King’s dwelling!
When it was up on the market earlier this 12 months, it had an asking worth of £3.5 million.
Earlier than this, Mary and Paul owned one other dwelling in Buckinghamshire, close by, referred to as the Pink Home. They occupied the property for almost 20 years, earlier than buying and selling houses together with her neighbour and shifting into Watercroft Home simply throughout the street.