Wogan family home in Taplow listed at £3.75m after Lady Helen's death

The family home of broadcaster Sir Terry Wogan has been put on the market at £3.75 million but, according to his youngest son, has not attracted a single viewing since it was listed late last year. The seven‑bedroom Edwardian house in Taplow, Buckinghamshire, where Sir Terry and his late wife Lady Helen raised their three children, is being sold as the family seeks to meet financial obligations after Lady Helen's death in 2024, family members said.

The 6,500 square foot property, known to the family as Hitcham Close, was bought by the Wogans in 1975 and includes five reception rooms, a utility room, a pantry, ensuite bedrooms, landscaped gardens, a tennis court, a swimming pool and views towards Windsor Castle. Fast rail links put London Paddington about 30 minutes away. The property is advertised at £3.75 million by the selling agent.

Mark Wogan, 51, told TalkTV he was surprised the house had attracted no interest. "You'd think someone would come round, even just out of interest, thinking, 'Oh, I'd quite like to go round and see Terry Wogan's house,'" he said. "But no one's come to see it. No one, not one single person." He described the house as "a thing of beauty" and said it...