Sir David Beckham and his wife, Lady Victoria, have given fans a rare glimpse into their Cotswolds mansion in Oxfordshire, reportedly worth £12m.
The celebrity couple bought their grand barn conversion in Great Tew, near Chipping Norton, for £6,150,000 in December 2016.
The former England and Manchester United footballer and his Spice Girl wife split their time between the Cotswolds, London and Miami.
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Sir David and Lady Victoria have now given fans another rare insight into their stunning home as part of the new Netflix docuseries, Victoria Beckham.
Their Great Tew estate is situated along an unnamed road opposite Soho Farmhouse, an exclusive celebrity club which boasts visitors such as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as well as the Beckhams themselves.
Found on two acres of land, the barn conversion has had extensive renovations, including a glasshouse, a large pond, an underground wine cellar and an Astroturf football pitch.
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The 14,270 sq ft property was built in 2018 and includes nine bedrooms, four bathrooms, a movie theatre and even a gym.
Outside, the garden has a 12.5 metre by 7.5 metre pool built in one courtyard of the E-shaped house, plus a timber pergola-covered seating area in the other.
The site was used as a working farm since 1820, reducing its agricultural roots in the 1980s before stopping all livestock farming on the estate in the autumn of 2012.
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The couple also have a newly built, nine-bedroom mansion on Miami Beach that overlooks Biscayne Bay, reportedly worth $80 million.
And for slightly less, the couple's Grade II-listed Holland Park townhouse is reportedly worth £31 million after extensive renovations.
