Paul O’Grady widower places star’s ‘£3.5m’ home ‘up on the market’

Paul O’Grady and Andre Portasio lived in a surprising seven-bedroom home collectively – however now, Andre has reportedly put their house in the marketplace.

The comic died in March 2023, forsaking Andre, who he started relationship in 2005, and their 5 canines.

Within the wake of Paul’s dying, Andre inherited the house, dubbed Knoll Home, which the star had lived in from 1999 till his dying.

Paul O’Grady and Andre Portasio’s home is put up on the market

18 months on, Andre appears to be like to have listed the Edwardian property on the market on-line. This may occasionally go away some scratching their heads as Andre only in the near past received a row over planning permission, in accordance with stories.

Again in August, Andre had reportedly received a authorized battle together with his neighbours, in accordance with The Mirror, as Andre wished to show the jaw-dropping Kent property into a vacation let.

The neighbours allegedly “accused” Andre of constructing a brand new house “by the again door”. Additionally they said there was no want for extra vacation lets within the space.

Some neighbours even said that Paul wouldn’t have accredited. In the meantime, others are mentioned to have written in help of the planning.

Finally, officers on the native council gave Andre’s plans the inexperienced gentle.

The idyllic mansion is surrounded by 50-acres and even boasts 4 reception rooms. Paul’s house was as soon as owned by comic Vic Reeves. It even options a wide range of quirky touches together with a caravan within the backyard, a “Witches Home” and bookcase wallpaper.

Inside Paul O’Grady’s house

The property is located in an Space of Excellent Pure Magnificence and flaunts 4 acres of dreamy woodland.

Property agent Strutt and Parker element: “Knoll Hill Home sits in a wide ranging place on the prime of the escarpment above the Romney Marsh which affords essentially the most sensational far-reaching views, wanting throughout the marsh to the coast and the ocean within the distance.

“Inbuilt 1910 the home has a lot appeal, offering a snug and spacious area by which to stay and entertain in opposition to this beautiful backdrop.”

Paul as soon as shared his personal love for the home in his ebook, Nation Life, gushing: “I couldn’t fairly get it to sink in that the home was mine. On my first night time in the home I couldn’t sleep I used to be so excited.”

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