Singer Charlotte Church has put her Welsh cottage on the market for £695,000. The period property, dating back to the mid-1600s, was purchased by Church just over two years ago for £10,000 less than its current listing price.
The four-bedroom semi-detached home in South Wales is described in its online listing as a 'real Tardis,' with interiors influenced by the singer's travels to Africa and Morocco. Church, 40, who married musician Jonathan Powell in 2017, has previously discussed her financial shift, noting in 2024 that she is "no longer a millionaire."
This sale follows the 2026 disposal of her previous residence, a six-bedroom mansion named The Spinney in Dinas Powys, which sold for £2.1 million. The newly listed cottage is situated on a quiet road and is noted as being one of the oldest homes in the area.
The estate agents' description highlights the property's character, blending original features with modern updates to create a versatile family home. It offers multiple reception rooms, including one with exposed beams and a fireplace, a central hallway, and a family space. The property also includes a patio, garden, and BBQ area suitable for outdoor entertaining.
The seller's insight section of the listing emphasizes the home's deceptive proportions, stating it is "perfect for family life" and a "special place to be, especially once you're cocooned inside." The current owners have introduced natural materials, such as reclaimed wooden flooring and hessian carpets, inspired by trips to Morocco and Africa. The kitchen features new tiling, and the bathrooms have been designed to be tranquil spaces. The garden has been planted with a variety of flora in sunset and sunrise shades.
Church, who rose to fame at age 11, once estimated her fortune at £25 million. She has performed for numerous international figures, including former U.S. President Bill Clinton, Pope John Paul II, Queen Elizabeth II, and Prince Charles.