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Florence Pugh's childhood Oxfordshire home listed for £1.65m

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The property went on the market on September 24 through Knight Frank and other estate agents. Originally bought in October 2011 for £950,000, the 17th-century converted barn features vaulted ceilings, five bedrooms, and a custom-built studio. The decision to sell follows family milestones, including musician Toby Sebastian recently welcoming a child, leaving just the couple and their 23-year-old daughter at the address.

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  • The property is being marketed by Knight Frank and other agencies to facilitate the owner…: The property is being marketed by Knight Frank and other agencies to facilitate the owners' plans to downsize.
  • The family maintained a working smallholding on the Oxfordshire estate where they kept ch…: The family maintained a working smallholding on the Oxfordshire estate where they kept chickens and grew vegetables.
  • Only one of the couple's adult children, their 23-year-old daughter Rafaela, currently re…: Only one of the couple's adult children, their 23-year-old daughter Rafaela, currently resides with them at the property.

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Florence Pugh's childhood home is set for a change of ownership, with her parents, Clinton Pugh and Deborah Mackin, putting their sprawling Oxfordshire property on the market for £1.65 million. The Grade II-listed barn, where the Oppenheimer star spent much of her childhood, holds several family memories and has featured in numerous pictures shared by the actress over the years.

According to the Daily Mail, the property, which the couple purchased in October 2011 for £950,000, is now being put up for sale as they reportedly consider downsizing. With Florence and one of her sisters having moved out, the family is understood to be considering a smaller home after years of living in the five-bedroom countryside property.

Florence Pugh's childhood home listed for £1.65 million

The Grade II-listed 17th-century barn where the Oppenheimer star grew up is up for sale. (Photo: Knight Frank)

Located west of Oxford, the five-bedroom, five-bathroom property is a Grade II-listed former agricultural barn that was converted into a family home. It was listed for sale on September 24 through Knight Frank and other…

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