Sir Captain Tom Moore’s family home where he raised millions for NHS charities throughout the pandemic has been put on the market for over £2 million.
The seven-bedroom property in the middle of Marston Moretaine gained national attention when the Army veteran walked laps of his garden, raising £38m for NHS Charities Together. The Grade II Listed 18th century house is up for sale with Fine and Country for £2,250,000 and sits across over three-and-a-half acres of land, complete with a moat and bridge. Sir Captain Tom lived here with his daughter, Hannah Ingram-Moore and her family, before he died in 2021 at the age of 100.
There was no sign of the unauthorised spa, which had to be demolished after Central Bedfordshire Council refused revised proposals after part of it had already been built.
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1. Sir Captain Tom Moore’s house
You probably remember this house from lockdown. Picture: Fine and Country Photo: Fine and Country
2. Sir Captain Tom Moore’s house
These gates lead you into this large property set across nearly four acres of land Photo: Fine and Country
3. Sir Captain Tom Moore’s house
Sir Captain Tom did 100 laps of this garden before his 100th birthday at the height of the UK's national lockdown in April 2020. Now you could do laps around it yourself...! Photo: Fine and Country
4. Sir Captain Tom Moore’s house
The hallway takes you into the main house, with a sitting room, snug and office to the left and right. Sadly, we don't think the statue will be staying... Photo: Fine and Country