Sir Rod Stewart has sold his mansion to a Premier League footballer after a three-year search for a buyer.
The rock star put the six-bedroom Wood House property in Essex on the market back in 2016 for £7.5million.
The Celtic-mad singer, who has had Celtic players use his football pitch, failed to find a buyer which resulted in him dropping the asking price by millions.
In March this year, the Rod Stewart takes massive £3m hit on mansion sale after three-year hunt for buyer on the mansion after reducing the asking price to £4.725m.
Rod Stewart takes massive £3m hit on mansion sale after three-year hunt for buyer
Sir Rod has finally sold the Grade II listed building for £4.1m - a £3.4m loss to West Ham United striker Andy Carroll and his reality TV star fiancee Billi Mucklow ., the Daily Mail reports.
The six-bedroom manor home has a boating lake, tennis courts, a swimming pool and huge gardens.
The grade-II listed property also has a full-sized football pitch, which players from Celtic, Newcastle United and Liverpool have trained on.
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A sales brochure for the property states: "This is a splendid and imposing historical period residence with conspicuous appeal – the interesting mix of Jacobean style with detailed pargetting [decorative plastering] to the exterior walls and full height leaded light bay windows with heavy oak mullions is at once impressive.
"Wood House is set within truly stunning grounds which have been beautifully landscaped to ensure resplendent colour and year-round interest."
The singer, thought to be worth about £160million has a property portfolio including homes in Palm Beach, Florida, and Los Angeles.
