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Guy Ritchie's Estate: Farm, Film Set, & Public Stays
15 Apr
Summary
- Guy Ritchie's Wiltshire home is a 1,100-acre working farm.
- The estate offers bespoke packages including staff and entertainment.
- Ritchie's London home was targeted by squatters in 2012.
Movie director Guy Ritchie, known for "Sherlock Holmes," resides in a grand rural Wiltshire home on the Ashcombe Estate, which he purchased in 2001. This 1,100-acre property functions as a working farm and offers public bookings for bespoke packages.
The estate features six unique en-suite bedrooms, each named after a famous writer, decorated with family antiques and artwork. Interior designer Edward Hurst aimed for a comfortable "American inn meets English pub" aesthetic, drawing inspiration from 18th-century styles and striking statement pieces.
Beyond his country estate, Ritchie's Grade I-listed Fitzrovia home in London experienced an incident in 2012 when squatters occupied the property. They had planned to convert it into a free school but were eventually asked to leave by the police.
