Adam Woodyatt, the actor known for his role as Ian Beale in the BBC soap EastEnders, has reportedly lowered the price of his motorhome to £200,000. The vehicle was initially listed last year for £214,995, but after failing to attract a buyer, the price has been reduced by nearly £15,000.
Woodyatt, 58, had been living in the Carthago motorhome for over a year, and it has reportedly traveled only 3,000 miles. The actor previously explained his decision to sell the recreational vehicle was to allow him more time to travel to the United States to visit his daughter and new grandson.
"My daughter has had a grandson, and most of my spare time now is spent flying over to see her. I’m not going to have any time to spend in it. It’s a little bit sad because I’ve really enjoyed my time up here," Woodyatt stated in a social media video.
The motorhome is described as having a lavish interior, featuring underfloor heating, leather sofas, and mood lighting. Its design includes wood and white paneling to create a spacious feel, complemented by a full-size double bed. The vehicle is also equipped with a robust roof designed to withstand various weather conditions.
Woodyatt first acquired the motorhome in 2021, intending to use it as a base for a touring play. Although the play's schedule was delayed, he utilized the motorhome for trips, including a stay in Devon. He had noted at the time that it would eliminate the need for hotel stays during his travels.
Woodyatt shares two children, Jessica, 31, and Samuel, 28, with his ex-wife Beverley Sharpe, from whom he separated in 2019. Following their split, he resided in the motorhome during an extended break from EastEnders while participating in a touring production.