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Roméo Beckham and Kim Turnbull gave fans a tour of David and Victoria Beckham's £12M Cotswolds mansion during a weekend visit.
The couple arrived in a £100K Porsche and explored the grounds, including a lake and nine bedrooms.
They relaxed in an £11,000 Estonian sauna, highlighting the couple's luxe weekend getaway.
Kim Turnbull captioned her post with 'Wholesome content no one asked for' as Roméo commented 'My girls'.
The mansion is Beckham family property, previously covered in Netflix's Beckham docuseries and features luxury design elements.
The couple’s weekend retreat is a long-term asset in the Beckham family real estate portfolio.
Roméo and Kim were joined by their bulldog Coco during the outing.
The visit underscores ongoing public interest in the Beckhams’ private life and properties.
Roméo and Kim’s post confirms a close relationship and public display of affection for their followers.

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Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi pursue an on-site all-weather riding arena at their flood-affected Cotswolds estate, aiming to enable year-round equestrian training.
The proposed arena is planned adjacent to the stable block, integrated with the site's topography and surrounding buildings.
Planning documents indicate the couple’s aim to establish the site as a long-term home, tying renovations to future use of the land.
Archaeologists require an on-site watching brief during construction due to potential Roman-era remains in the estate area.
Historic maps and local records suggest the arena site could conceal Roman remains, prompting careful monitoring if approval is granted.
The couple purchased the 43-acre estate in spring 2024 and have since invested heavily in renovations, signaling a long-term commitment.
West Oxfordshire District Council continues to review both stables and arena applications, with decisions pending.
The design dossier emphasizes the owners’ intent to make the estate their long-term home, linking horse facilities to overall residence plans.
Portia de Rossi’s equestrian needs underpin the project, with stable space identified as essential for their horses.
Officials aim to minimize landscape impact by reusing soil within the site to avoid unnecessary road transport.
Local archaeological finds near the estate include Mesolithic to Roman-era items, underscoring the site's rich history.

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