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Moore Family Lists Old Rectory for £1.8M After Cuts

By Drooid · Oct 22, 2026, 10:41 PM UTC · How we work

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Captain Sir Tom Moore’s family listed the Grade II-listed Old Rectory in Bedfordshire for £1.8 million.
The guide price was cut by £450,000 from the original £2.25 million asking price.
Planning officials ordered Hannah Ingram-Moore and Colin Ingram-Moore to demolish a £200,000 spa they built.
Their 2021 approved building permit was rejected in a 2022 retrospective application.
The Charity Commission opened a case into the foundation in 2021 and launched a June 2022 inquiry.

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Captain Sir Tom Moore’s family listed the Grade II-listed Old Rectory in Bedfordshire for £1.8 million.
The guide price was cut by £450,000 from the original £2.25 million asking price.
Planning officials ordered Hannah Ingram-Moore and Colin Ingram-Moore to demolish a £200,000 spa they built.
Their 2021 approved building permit was rejected in a 2022 retrospective application.
The Charity Commission opened a case into the foundation in 2021 and launched a June 2022 inquiry.