Sir Michael Caine’s £3.75 million property in Surrey Hills for sale
January 7, 2019
Strutt and Parker have the pleasure to be offering this magnificent 8.1 acre estate in the rural outskirts of Leatherhead – A unique and substantial property set in an elevated position with wonderful views of the Surrey Hills.
The property belongs to movie star Michael Caine and his wife Shakira and boasts such extras as separate 2 bedroom cottage, staff annexe, indoor swimming pool and a movie cinema.
Keston Lodge is located in Surrey and yet only a 48 minute train journey to central London. It offers buyers the opportunity to enjoy a comfortable 12,000 sq. ft of living space amongst 8.1 acres of gardens with fields and mature tress a plenty with the possibility to acquire more land if so desired.
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