The Russian supermodel, Natalia Vodianova, has listed her English country home on the market for £3 million or about $4.5 million. The house near the village in Selham, West Sussex was reportedly bought by the 33-year-old model with her former husband, Justin Portman, in 2005.
The London property consultant company Pereds is handling the sale of Vodianova's estate. The said agency was also the one that helped the former couple buy their English country home.
The 18th-century brick-and-stone house of the supermodel is situated within the picturesque South Downs National Park, Lodsbridge Mill, right on the Rother river bank. The property of the former couple features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and huge living areas.
Other amenities of the house are a three-bedroom cottage, spa complex and indoor and outdoor pools. The spa complex is located across a meadow of an old canal block.
Pereds described the 19-acre property as "a country house of immense charm and character" in an idyllic location.
Vodianova was raised in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, where she worked as a fruit vendor before she enrolled in a local modeling agency at the age of 15. The supermodel reportedly moved to Paris at the age of 17 and quickly started her career in modeling with Gucci and Calvin Klein. At the age of 19, Vodianova married Portman.
The philanthropist and occasional film actress has a charity that helps unfortunate children by creating playground spaces around her home. It was reported that she is now living with her new lover, Antoine Arnault, son of Bernand Arnault, founder of LVMH.
Natalia Vodianova's current net worth is $26 million.
