Daughter of Rolling Stones legend sells £3.5m Cotswolds mansion

Jade Jagger was recently interviewed for a feature with Hello! magazine, taking readers around Georgian house Kempsford Manor near Fairford.

The jewellery and interior designer, the eldest daughter of Sir Mick Jagger and Bianca Jagger, revealed that she was selling the Grade II-listed property.

Having refurbished the manor alongside designer Tom Bartlett, Ms Jagger was selling the spot for around a £3.5m guide price according to Rightmove.

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Now, Rightmove’s listing has reported that the spot is sold “subject to contract”, but the final price of the deal is unknown.

The property was listed on the market with Knight Frank, but the listing has since been taken down.

A statement from OnTheMarket confirmed this and said: “This property is no longer on the market.”

Kempsford Manor includes multiple reception rooms, a large kitchen, 11 bedrooms and extensive gardens, making it suitable for extended family stays.

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Outbuildings, orchard areas and greenhouses add to the estate-style set-up, with the house sitting close to the River Thames as it passes through the Gloucestershire countryside.

Ms Jagger’s father, Mick, took the Rolling Stones to play at Oxford University in June 1964 at a Magdalen College Commemoration Ball.

The event had a special interest because the Stones were nobodies when they were booked to appear, but very big stars indeed by the time of the gig 12 months later.

They were obliged to interrupt a US tour and fly back to Britain to fulfil their contract, which cost them £1,500 in air fares to pick up a £100 fee.