They bought the place, a sprawling, massive farmhouse called Daylesford Farm. But wait—that’s not entirely accurate. The actual house is a private home adjacent to the farm, because of course it is. We’re talking hundreds of acres of rolling, Instagram-perfect hills.
Think less “country cottage” and more “posh, renovated barn that costs more than your entire street.” They paid around £6 million for it back in 2017. That’s about the price of a nice London flat, but with, you know, actual sky.
Where Exactly Is This Magic Place?
The general area is near the village of Great Tew, in Oxfordshire. Don’t bother dropping a pin; the security is tighter than a Premier League goalie’s shorts. Locals call it the “Beckham estate,” and they’re remarkably discreet about it.
You can’t just “pop by” for a scone. Trust me, I’ve thought about it. The only sign you’re near is the occasional sighting of a Range Rover with blacked-out windows driven by a man who looks like he could bench-press a sheep.
