Kennedy and Ford's former estate hits the market

A gorgeous mid-18th century mansion previously owned by Henry Ford II has hit the market for £18.75 million ($33 million).

Henry Ford II, the grandson of the founder of the Ford Motor Company, is one of the few famous people who have lived in the stunning two-storey estate known as Turville Grange.

He purchased the home from former US President John F Kennedy’s sister-in-law, Princess Lee Radziwill in 1974.

Among those who have lived in the beautiful home are President Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis - Radziwill’s sister, Sir Evelyn de Rothschild and Michael Caine

The five-bedroom home located just an hour away from London has been constantly renovated over the years to help create an “ideal family home”. 

Boasting a lavish lifestyle, the estate has four reception rooms, a beautiful marble kitchen, luxurious bedrooms, and offices to work in.

To get to the backyard is one walks under a covered walkway to the courtyard where there is a one bedroom apartment perfect for staff or guests with its own kitchen and bathroom. 

Yoko Ono selling John Lennon's New York home for first time in 50 years

Outside also includes a swimming pool for a cheeky dip during the warmer weather, a spa, as well as a gym. 

Images: Knight Frank