The actor originally bought the highly distinctive, art deco Templecombe House on the outskirts of Henley-On-Thames for £8million in 2020. The property, Templecombe House, is somewhat famous in the local area. It's an Art Deco home that was constructed in the 1960s and is known for its unique C.
Actor James Corden 's £8.5m 'dream' family home in the UK remains untouched, more than two years after he got the go. James Corden has scrapped home plans and sold his £8.5m "abandoned' mansion near Henley, Oxfordshire, after it was "left to rot". James Corden 'sells £8.5m countryside mansion after abandoning plans to live there' - The Gavin & Stacey star bought the horseshoe.
The home, known as Templecombe House, is a 1960s art-deco style property that James purchased with the intention of tearing down and renovating entirely. With big plans in place, the actor needed. James Corden's UK mansion which he planned to demolish and turn into an £8million new home has seen better days after it was 'abandoned' by the star.
The £8.5m 'dream' family home purchased by James Corden for his return to the UK remains untouched - more than two years after plans were approved. The star of Gavin and Stacey acquired Templecombe House in Oxfordshire back in 2020, with expectations of relocating there with his family after eight years in America. In January 2023, proposals to demolish the existing property and construct a.
EXCLUSIVE: James Corden abandons countryside dream and flogs £8.5m mansion bought for US return James Corden intended to turn Templecombe House into a family home for his wife and three kids. Corden, who recently moved back to the UK after nearly a decade of hosting The Late Late Show across the pond in the US, was given the green light to knock down Templecombe House, a C-shaped property in the Art Deco style, by Wokingham Borough Council last year. The TV host and co-creator of Gavin and Stacey bought the house in December 2020, presumably with refurbishment plans in mind, and it.
