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Ann Widdecombe’s former Devon home listed for £900,000
The Devon bungalow where former MP Ann Widdecombe was murdered has been put up for sale for £900,000, four months after her death. The case renewed debate about the security of public figures, while the property listing notes that an occupant died unlawfully there in 2026.
Widdecombe bought the five-bedroom home in Haytor Vale for £600,000 in 2008 and renamed it Widdecombe’s Rest; it is now being marketed under its former name, Thurlecot. The 5,100 sq ft property has a swimming pool, gardens and views across the countryside. Widdecombe, who was 78, was found dead on 9 July after being attacked with a hammer; a man accused of her murder also faces allegations relating to a 2025 attempt to break into Nigel Farage’s home.
In short
- Ann Widdecombe’s former home is listed for £900,000.
- The bungalow is being marketed under its former name, Thurlecot.
- A man accused of her murder also faces allegations involving Nigel Farage’s home.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Bungalow where Ann Widdecombe was murdered goes on the market for £900,000”.