TV icon's daughter accepts offer on £4m Oxfordshire mansion

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 15:02 · Archive

An offer has been accepted on a £4m mansion in Oxfordshire owned by the daughter of a television personality.

An offer has been accepted on Blenheim Farm, a £4m mansion near Wallingford in Oxfordshire owned by Belles Berry. Her mother is a television personality who judged a cooking show during its BBC years from 2010 to 2016. Berry's parents have lived in Henley since 2019.

The property was listed with Savills at an asking price of £3,950,000 and is now under offer, with those involved working to finalise the deal. The mansion has served as a home for the Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef over the years.

The house centres on a bespoke, handmade kitchen and dining room with countryside views and access to a garden terrace. The light-filled kitchen, designed by Berry, features a central island with a 2m champagne chiller and a dove grey five-door Aga. Antique wooden pews and a dresser from a French monastery are included. A separate test kitchen houses additional equipment for the property's use as an entertaining space.

How it is being reported

• Offer accepted as TV icon's daughter sells £4m mansion with swimming poolAn offer has been accepted as the daughter of a TV icon looks to sell her £4m Oxfordshire mansion with a swimming pool.Oxford Mail · 18 Oct, 14:30
• Offer accepted as TV icon's daughter sells £4m mansion with swimming poolAn offer has been accepted as the daughter of a TV icon looks to sell her £4m Oxfordshire mansion with a swimming pool.Oxfordshire Guardian · 18 Oct, 14:30

In this story: Belles Berry · Paul Hunnings · Wallingford · Oxfordshire · Henley · Savills

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