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Ryan Thomas and Lucy Mecklenburgh put their Cheshire mansion on the market for £1.25million – a huge 85 per cent increase in five years

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Lucy Mecklenburgh and Ryan Thomas have put their Cheshire home on the market for £1.25 million, five years after buying it for £675,000. If it sells at the asking price, the 3,100-square-foot property would have gained £575,000 in value, an 85 per cent increase before accounting for renovation costs and other expenses.

The couple bought the Edwardian house near Stockport in 2021 and moved in after extensive work, including an extension that created a four-storey family home with a gym, sound studio and open-plan kitchen. The house is listed through Mosley Jarman. The article says the property is solely in Thomas’s name and notes his past bankruptcy in 2013 over an unpaid tax bill, alongside recent financial details about his company; Mecklenburgh’s businesses reported substantial assets.

  • The Cheshire mansion is listed for £1.25 million.
  • Its asking price is 85 per cent above the 2021 purchase price.
  • The four-storey home was extensively renovated and extended.

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Ryan Thomas is a British actor known for his long-running role in the ITV drama series Coronation Street, whilst Lucy Mecklenburgh is a television personality and businesswoman. The couple have significant public profiles and regularly share aspects of their personal lives, including their home, through media and social platforms.

In 2021, they purchased an Edwardian-era property near Stockport in Cheshire and undertook an extensive renovation project. The work transformed the original house into a modern four-storey family home featuring facilities such as a gym and sound studio.

Property sales by high-profile individuals often attract media attention and public interest, particularly when substantial properties are involved. For audiences familiar with these public figures, stories about their personal assets and how they use their resources tend to generate curiosity.

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