news.today
Hello · Register today | LoginHello · My Account[—] [32]
UK

Supermodel Jerry Hall involved in Oxfordshire property disputes

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 13:03 · Archive

Supermodel Jerry Hall owns two Oxfordshire properties and has been involved in multiple disputes over them.

Supermodel and Celebrity Traitor's star Jerry Hall owns two properties in Oxfordshire and has been involved in multiple disputes over them. She bought Holmwood House, a Grade II-listed Georgian mansion in Binfield Heath near Henley-on-Thames, with media mogul Rupert Murdoch in 2019 for about £11.25 million. The property features 11 en-suite bedrooms across approximately 14,200 square feet, 26.6 acres of land, an infinity pool, a sauna, a tennis court, three separate three-bedroom cottages within the estate, and gardens. Hall kept the home as part of her 2022 divorce settlement from Murdoch.

The greater contention has involved Great Tew Manor, a historic house in West Oxfordshire that Hall and Murdoch purchased in 2020. The couple intended to restore the derelict mansion at a reported cost of about £30 million. This project became contentious due to a planning permission agreement for the nearby Mullin Automotive Museum at Enstone Airfield, which would allocate approximately £11 million towards restoring the manor.

Local residents objected to the arrangement, arguing that the money should benefit the broader community rather than a privately owned estate. Hall's wealth is estimated at £53 million and stems from her supermodelling and acting career, high-profile breakups, and art transactions. Her 1999 breakup from Mick Jagger resulted in a settlement between £11 and £17 million.

Supermodel Jerry Hall involved in Oxfordshire property disputes
Image: Oxfordshire Guardian

Comments (0)

How it is being reported

In this story: Jerry Hall · Rupert Murdoch · Mick Jagger · Oxfordshire · Holmwood House · Great Tew Manor · Mullin Automotive Museum

This summary was written by AI from the headlines and standfirsts above, and states as fact only what at least two outlets report. How we use AI · Report a problem