Terry Wogan's Son Blames Rachel Reeves for Zero Viewings on £3.75m Mansion

Mark Wogan, son of the late Sir Terry Wogan, has expressed frustration over the inability to sell his parents' £3.75 million Buckinghamshire mansion, blaming Chancellor Rachel Reeves' tax policies for 'killing off the housing market.' Despite the property's notable features, including seven bedrooms, five reception rooms, a tennis court, a swimming pool, and views of Windsor Castle, no viewings have taken place since it was listed following the death of Lady Helen Wogan in November 2024. Mark highlighted that the lack of interest reflects the current weak state of the economy and housing market. The family home, purchased in 1975, holds sentimental value, with Mark recalling cherished memories of family meals and gatherings there. Reeves is reportedly planning significant reforms to property taxes, including replacing stamp duty with a yearly levy or increasing council tax on high-end homes, as part of efforts to address the nation’s financial challenges. The situation illustrates broader concerns about the impact of proposed taxation changes on the UK housing market.