The six bed Grade II listed manor house has grounds that boasts a boating lake (Sailing), a tennis court (It takes Two), stable block (The Wild Horse), floodlit manege (Moonglow), pool (Sailor) and more importantly a full size football pitch (The Balltrap).
We all know he is a keen Celtic fan (mentioned in his song "You're in my heart") and his favourite club, as well as Newcastle and Liverpool trained at Wood House, preparing for matches locally.
I don't suppose many of the chaps will have noticed the topiaries, borders, statues and fountains, all of which should make this a perfect buy.
I have given Rod a mention before and of course his house got a mention, probably because it is more plush than "Marm's".
http://baileyfootballblog.blogspot.co.uk/2016/06/happy-birthday-marm-and-arise-sir-rod.html
Indoors there is a flamboyant decor, oak paneling, friezes and elaborate plaster work. Two of Rod's albums were written here in the cream-coloured drawing room. Below is where Rod has laid his head......
He wants a huge greenhouse added so he can indulge his gardening hobby which has probably taken over much of his spare time now he cannot play footy much, since his knees have given way following years of abuse! He has however been given planning permission for a five-a-side pitch, so he hopes to be able to play for short time.......
Above is Durrington House with a nice frontage and above that Rod and Penny with some roses. His eight children with five different mothers were not on show.
ps he also owns a pile in Beverly Hills.
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