Inside Jamie Oliver’s stunning £6million Essex mansion with wife Jools

Jamie Oliver and his family moved out of their home in Hampstead Heath in summer 2019, and have since settled in at their country mansion in Essex, where they isolated together throughout the coronavirus lockdown.

The celebrity chef now calls the village of Finchingfield – dubbed one of the most picturesque in England – home, after moving to Spains Hall, a £6million 16th century mansion.

It is located on a 70-acre estate and includes a six-bedroom farmhouse, three-bedroom lodge and converted stables. Both Jamie and Jools have given a look at different areas of the property, and it’s every bit as luxurious as you’d expect. Keep reading to see inside their Essex home, as well as their former London property…