Mansion Once Owned By LED ZEPPELIN Sold For £6 Million

July 13, 2007

Thisissouthdevon.co.uk reports that a Georgian mansion house overlooking the River Dart — which was once rocked by seventies supergroup LED ZEPPELIN — has just been sold to a mystery buyer for more than £6 million.

The identity of the owner is being kept such a closely guarded secret that the Dartmouth estate agents who sold it have signed a 'gagging order' banning them from saying anything about the buyer or the seller. In fact, the nine bedroom Old Rectory at Dittisham, which comes with seven bathrooms and magnificent views across the Dart Estuary, was sold by former DURAN DURAN manager Michael Berrow and his wife Frances.

It was only on the market for a month before being snapped up — and at least one of the super rich interested in snapping it was "Titanic" star Kate Winslet, who was spotted in the village when she came down to look over it.

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