Jordan Pickford has acquired a historic £5.7million Georgian manor in Cheshire that once welcomed members of the Royal Family as guests.
The England and Everton goalkeeper purchased the grand eight-bedroom residence alongside his wife Megan.
Property records show that the transaction took place in April last year.
Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip and King Charles, then Prince of Wales, all previously stayed at the estate.
Jordan Pickford has acquired a historic £5.7million Georgian manor in Cheshire that once welcomed members of the Royal Family as guests.
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They visited at the invitation of former owner Sebastian de Ferranti, an electronics company chairman who maintained a close friendship with the late Duke of Edinburgh.
Dating back to 1860, the property sits within 2.5 acres of formal grounds and features impressive architectural details, including a sweeping staircase, grand hall and neo-classical portico.
The substantial residence also includes an ornate indoor swimming pool and garage space for four vehicles.
Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip and King Charles, then Prince of Wales, all previously stayed at the estate.
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The manor represents a significant upgrade from Pickford's previous Cheshire property, a £2.1million modern home he purchased in 2018 that featured a jacuzzi and home cinema.
The classic Georgian architecture offers a stark contrast to his former contemporary dwelling.
Pickford, who reportedly earns £150,000 per week at Everton, first met Megan Davison during their school days.
The England and Everton goalkeeper purchased the grand eight-bedroom residence alongside his wife Megan.
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The goalkeeper has accumulated 81 senior international appearances for the Three Lions, establishing himself as England's first-choice between the posts.
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The childhood sweethearts got married in March 2020.
The 31-year-old shot-stopper began his professional career at Sunderland before joining the Toffees in June 2017 for £30million.
The goalkeeper has accumulated 81 senior international appearances for the Three Lions, establishing himself as England's first-choice between the posts.
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