Britain’s A-Listers and Their Billion-Pound Mansions

Published on 04/21/2025
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Maggie Smith (1934) – Pulborough, West Sussex, Price Undisclosed

Imagine living in a charming village where the legendary Dowager Countess of Grantham from Downton Abbey is your neighbor. For the residents of Pulborough, that’s a delightful reality. Acclaimed actress Maggie Smith, renowned for her unforgettable roles in Downton Abbey and the Harry Potter series, has called this idyllic corner of the countryside home since 1981. She purchased the enchanting property with her late husband, playwright Beverley Cross. Nestled on a sprawling estate, this picturesque five-bedroom farmhouse offers the perfect blend of privacy and tranquillity. The property boasts three barns, a vineyard, a horse stable, and an orchard, creating a quintessential countryside retreat. It’s easy to see why this stunning haven is the perfect setting for an icon of stage and screen.

Maggie Smith (1934) – Pulborough, West Sussex, Price Undisclosed

Maggie Smith (1934) – Pulborough, West Sussex, Price Undisclosed

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Michael Caine (1933) – Leatherhead, UK, £3.5 Million

Michael Caine, the legendary British actor celebrated for his iconic roles in “The Italian Job,” “Alfie,” and “The Dark Knight” trilogy, enjoyed the tranquil luxury of his estate near Leatherhead, UK. A true Hollywood icon with a career spanning over six decades and two Academy Awards, Caine purchased the remarkable property in 1999 for £1 million and sold it for an impressive £3.5 million in 2022. The seven-bedroom residence is a testament to timeless elegance and comfort, boasting an indoor swimming pool, hot tub, gym, and private cinema. Set on beautifully landscaped grounds, the estate offers a serene retreat just 20 miles from the heart of London.

Michael Caine (1933) – Leatherhead, UK, £3.5 Million

Michael Caine (1933) – Leatherhead, UK, £3.5 Million

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