Captain Tom Moore's home relisted at £1.8m after price cuts

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 10:44 · Archive

Captain Sir Tom Moore's seven-bedroom family home in Bedfordshire has been relisted for £1.8m, down from £2.25m in 2024.

Captain Sir Tom Moore's seven-bedroom family home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, has been relisted for £1.8m, a £450,000 reduction from the £2.25m asking price when it was first marketed in 2024. The Grade II-listed property was the setting for the Second World War veteran's lockdown garden walks that raised £39m for NHS charities ahead of his 100th birthday in April 2020. The home had previously been taken off the market after failing to attract buyers.

The current listing makes no mention of Captain Tom or his daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore, 56, who owns the property alongside her husband Colin, 69. The asking price has been cut twice: first by £300,000 to £1.95m in April this year, then by a further £150,000 to the current £1.8m.

The property has been at the centre of controversy. In 2023, Hannah Ingram-Moore was ordered to tear down a £200,000 spa built in the grounds without permission. Although the building was funded by the Captain Tom Foundation, the plans were retrospectively revised to contain a spa pool, shower, toilets and kitchen. In November 2024, the Charity Commission reported that the Ingram-Moores had gained more than £1m in financial benefit from links to the foundation, finding 'repeated failures of governance and integrity'. Captain Tom died aged 100 in 2021.

How it is being reported

• Captain Tom Moore's seven-bed home is back on the market at reduced price of £1.8m - two years after it was listed for £2.25mThe Grade II-listed mansion in Bedfordshire, was the famous setting of the World War Two veteran's lockdown garden walks where he raised £39m for the NHS charities.Daily Mail · 21 Oct, 10:27
• Captain Tom Moore's family home back on the market with £450k slashed from original price tagEXCLUSIVE: The sprawling home where Captain Sir Tom Moore inspired the nation with his Covid heroics is back on the market for £1.8m - two years after it was listed for £2.25mThe Mirror · 20 Oct, 14:23

In this story: Captain Sir Tom Moore · Hannah Ingram-Moore · Colin Ingram-Moore · Marston Moretaine · Bedfordshire · Captain Tom Foundation · Charity Commission

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