Belles Berry’s Blenheim Farm, a 4,000‑sq‑ft estate on 10 acres, just crossed the threshold into sales when Savills confirmed an accepted offer of £3.95 million. The transaction is now in the final stages, with paperwork slated for completion by July.
The property, built in 2020 on the site of an old bungalow, boasts two kitchens, a swimming pool, a tennis court and panoramic countryside views. Belles told reporters that designing the home was a dream: “The joy of designing your own house is you can have two dishwashers, two washing machines, two fridges and six bins if you want – and we did.”
The mansion’s interiors blend practical family spaces with artistic flair: a handmade kitchen featuring a central island, a two‑metre champagne chiller, and a dove‑grey Aga gifted by her mother, Mary Berry. Floor‑to‑ceiling glass doors flood the rooms with light and frame the surrounding gardens.
Before the remodel, the site was an alpaca farm, and Belles and her family once lived in the original bungalow after moving there in 2014. The new home reflects that agricultural heritage, with a large shearing shed still displaying alpaca rosettes and a 60‑year‑old beech woodland.
The deal’s completion will see the property leave the market after a brief spring listing at £3,950,000, a figure that matched the original asking price. Buyers will inherit a home that balances luxury with the charm of a working country estate.
As the deal moves toward finalisation, Belles plans to continue hosting family celebrations on the grounds, recalling her mother’s 80th birthday held in the shearing shed. The sale marks the end of a chapter for the Berry family in this South Oxfordshire enclave.