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Monday 21 March 2022 1:11 pm  |  Updated:  Tuesday 22 March 2022 12:55 pm

Dame Julie Andrews: Sound of Music star’s former mansion being sold for £16.5m

By: Jack Mendel

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Sound of Music star Dame Julie Andrews former mansion in Wimbledon is being sold for £16.5m .

The musical legend’s ex home, West Lodge, is a Grade II-listed building on Wimbledon Common, with 12 bedrooms; and when she inhabited it in the 1960s, she only lived in a portion of it. 

Would-be buyers can pick up the site, designed by Victorian architect Edward May for a cool £16.5m. It’s being sold by  Knight Frank.

When she lived at the property it was divided into three different wings according to the Telegraph, but it has since been reconverted into a single house

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