PICTURED: Stunning £7.5million mansion in Oxfordshire. Sophie Turner claims she and Joe Jonas planned to find their “forever home” after their bitter custody battle split
New photos have revealed the stunning British mansion once intended to be Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner’s “forever home”.
Pictures obtained by Page Six show the £7.5million property in Wallingford, Oxford, which the now estranged couple had dreamed of living in with their two daughters.
It is understood the Jonas Brothers member had been looking for the property just three months before divorcing the Game of Thrones actress in September this year.
It borders a picturesque lake and is also home to the “beautiful walled garden” referred to in Jonas’s bombshell letter, which Sophie published in the midst of her bitter custody battle.
The actress claims this is irrefutable evidence that she and her estranged husband Joe Jonas were planning a future together in England.
New photos have revealed the stunning British mansion once intended to be Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner’s “forever home”.
In new court documents filed earlier this week, the 27-year-old actress shared a letter allegedly written by her ex to persuade a homeowner in Wallingford, Oxford
It borders a picturesque lake and is also home to the “beautiful walled garden” that Jonas referred to in his bombshell letter
“I absolutely loved the idea of taking my kids to school on the boat and spending a relaxing afternoon going to the pub with friends on my own boat,” enthused Jonas.
“You designed your home beautifully – I was incredibly inspired by the layout and energy of the house.”
“I couldn’t help but notice the musicality of the house and the fact that it has a huge space that can serve as my recording studio is amazing – there’s nothing about the design that we want to change.”
The photos come just as Sophie Turner claims she has irrefutable evidence that she and her estranged husband Joe Jonas were planning a future together in England with their two daughters.
In new court documents filed earlier this week, the 27-year-old actress shared a letter allegedly written by her ex to convince a homeowner in Wallingford, Oxford, to give him his $9.1 million home Property for sale in Wallingford, Oxford.
“When my wife and I decided to spend more time in the UK and look for a permanent home, our daughter expressed three unwavering wishes: chickens, a pony and a Wendy house,” he enthusiastically told the seller.
Jonas, 34, added: “Although many of the houses we viewed met these criteria, the moment we turned the corner and saw the enchanting blue shutters, we experienced a feeling of magic like we’ve never felt before had felt before.”
It borders a picturesque lake and is also home to the “beautiful walled garden” that Jonas referred to in his bombshell letter
The father-of-two added that father-in-law Andrew Turner was “an incredibly keen gardener” and was “suitably impressed” with the property’s vegetable garden.
While he envisioned spending the rest of his life in England, the Grammy nominee said he and Turner could truly “imagine” their children “growing up here and making this our forever home.”
He concluded that his family would spend “many years” “paying homage to the magic” that the previous owner had “created.”
The letter was well received by the seller, who accepted the former couple’s offer and a 10 percent down payment of $914,130 on July 7, just two months before the split.
Read Joe Jonas’ nearly 300-word alleged letter to homeowners
“When my wife and I decided to spend more time in the UK and look for a permanent home, our (eldest) daughter expressed three unwavering demands: chickens, a pony and a Wendy house,” Jonas reportedly said.
The father-of-two continued: “Although many of the homes we viewed met these criteria, the moment we turned the corner and saw the enchanting blue shutters, we experienced a feeling of magic like we had never felt before had felt.”
“As we entered your beautiful walled garden we were greeted by the sight of your children enjoying a delightful picnic under the shade of a tree, accompanied by a macrame swing. “It was just heavenly,” he marveled.
Jonas added: “I was completely fascinated by the idea of taking my children to school on the boat and spending a relaxing afternoon with friends on my own boat to the pub.” “You have designed your home beautifully – I was incredibly inspired from the layout and the energy of the house.”
“I couldn’t help but notice the musicality of the house and the fact that it has a huge space that can serve as my recording studio is amazing – there’s nothing about the design that we would change.” “I really think that Sophie and I can steward and pay homage to the magic you have created for many, many years to come,” Joe wrote in the letter.
Jonas concluded the note by mentioning that the property received a stamp of approval from Turner’s father.
He said: “My father-in-law is an incredibly keen gardener and he was also impressed by your vegetable garden, a very important testament.”