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It is at Booton House where the actor first fell in love with the works of Oscar Wilde
Following last week’s news that Oscar Wilde’s bachelor digs – and inspiration behind The Importance of Being Earnest – were up for grabs, it seems only fitting that the former home of Wilde’s biggest fan, and recent Earnest star, Stephen Fry, should follow it onto the market.
The childhood home of actor, comedian, big-dog Faithful and all-round national treasure Stephen Fry is up for sale. While it doesn’t quite compare to the Traitors castle where the nation last watched him hunting down murderers and brushing up on his Shakespeare – for a seven-bedroom home (plus two-bedroom annexe) nestled in the Norfolk countryside, Booton House’s £1.3m guide price is an absolute steal.
Booton House, the childhood residence of actor and comedian Stephen Fry, is currently on the market for £1.3 million. This prominent property is located in Booton, near Reepham and Aylsham, Norfolk.
The selling agent, Jackson-Stops, describes Booton House as a “fabulous seven-bedroom period property.” Spanning approximately 7,000 square feet, the main house boasts three floors of living space, plus a separate two-bedroom annexe.
The first floor hosts the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, alongside three additional bedrooms served by a family bathroom. The second floor comprises three more bedrooms, one with an en-suite, plus another family bathroom.
The property is approached via metal gates leading to a gravel parking area. The landscaped grounds cover nearly one acre, featuring:
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The childhood home of renowned actor and comedian Sir Stephen Fry has come onto the market with a guide price of £1.3million. The substantial property boasts an impressive living area situated on roughly an acre of land, featuring its own orchard and courtyard.
Booton House, located near the picturesque village of Reepham in Norfolk, is characterised as a "fabulous seven-bedroom period property" and receives a mention in Fry's autobiography. The residence has 7,000 square feet of living space spread across three storeys in the main house, alongside a detached two-bedroom annexe, reports the Mirror.
Jackson-Stops, the estate agents handling the sale, describe Booton House as "a fabulous seven-bedroom period property". The listing states: "The house enjoys a prominent position in the rural village of Booton and stands in just under one acre of landscaped gardens and grounds, complete with ample off-road gated parking to the front and side.
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