Captain Tom Moore's Family Reduces Mansion Price Again Amid Charity Controversy

Captain Sir Tom Moore's family has reduced the asking price of their seven-bedroom Bedfordshire mansion for a second time within three months, now listing it at £1.95 million after initially seeking £2.25 million and later dropping by £250,000. Early property listings prominently featured images and memorabilia linked to Captain Tom’s knighthood and fundraising achievements, but these references were removed following public criticism over the family’s management of the Captain Tom Foundation charity. The house was temporarily withdrawn from the market amid the backlash, then re-listed without mention of Captain Tom or his family’s charitable activities. Watchdog investigations found the family had financially benefited from the charity, prompting further controversy and scrutiny. The current sale advertisement only references the length of ownership and renovations, omitting any allusions to Captain Tom’s legacy or the ongoing charity scandal. The repeated price reductions reflect ongoing struggles to sell the property in the wake of public and regulatory criticism.