Daphne Neville sells her Gloucestershire home for £1.8million
Daphne Neville, 89, who played Charlotte Rampling's bedridden mother Margery Knight in the ITV drama, is selling Grade-II listed Bakers Mill in Gloucestershire.
Actress Daphne Neville is selling her Grade-II listed home, Bakers Mill, in Gloucestershire for £1.85 million after residing there for over 60 years. Neville, who has credits in ‘Broadchurch’, ‘The Crown’, and ‘Casualty’, raised her family and a succession of tame otters at the property before moving to Denville Hall, a care home for entertainment industry professionals. The mill, described as a ‘magical Cotswold mill house’, is set in nearly 12 acres and features a lake, woodland, and river frontage.
- Actress Daphne Neville is selling her Cotswolds home, Bakers Mill, for £1.85 million.
- Neville lived in the Grade-II listed property for over 60 years.
- She raised her three daughters and a number of tame otters at the mill.
- Neville has moved into Denville Hall, a care home for entertainment industry veterans.
- The property is set in 11.78 acres and includes a lake, paddocks, woodland, and river frontage.
- The mill has been described as a ‘magical Cotswold mill house’ and an ‘exceptional country retreat’.
- Neville’s unusual bond with her otters, including one named Rudi, was well-known.
- Denville Hall is also home to other entertainment industry figures and has notable supporters.
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