CELEBRITY Traitors winner Alan Carr is selling his £2.5million home to help fund his grand castle designs.
The Chatty Man comic, 49, listed the country pile in West Sussex after splashing out £3.25million on Ayton Castle in Scotland.
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Celebrity Traitors winner Alan Carr is selling his £2.5million home to help fund his grand castle designs Credit: Getty
Alan Carr bought the stately home with his own cash as part of a deal with Disney+ to turn it into a luxury retreat Credit: Alamy
He bought the stately home with his own cash after signing a seven-figure deal with Disney+ to document his bid to turn it into a luxury retreat.
It comes complete with 16 bedrooms, 160 acres of gardens and parkland and a working miniature railway.
But Alan is now in a race against time to get it into shape ahead of his first wedding at the hotel – and is selling his home to finance the huge project.
The Grade II property is described by agents selling it as “a country estate of timeless distinction”.
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They add: “With origins dating from the 15th and 17th centuries, the house is a masterclass in vernacular architecture.
“Its fine oak timber frame, resting beneath a traditional stone and clay tiled roof, speaks to centuries of craftsmanship.
“Subsequent additions have been executed with sensitivity and architectural integrity, enhancing the scale and comfort of the home while preserving its historic soul.
“The result is a house that feels both deeply rooted in history and entirely suited to modern life.”
Alan’s home, which he shared with his ex-husband Paul Drayton before they divorced in 2022, offers a drawing room, four bedrooms, four bathrooms and swimming pool.
