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General · 4 November 2025

Ant McPartlin and Anne-Marie Leave £6M Wimbledon Home After Neighbour Tree Dispute

Ant McPartlin and Anne-Marie Leave £6M Wimbledon Home After Neighbour Tree Dispute

Ant McPartlin, his wife Anne-Marie, and their son Wilder have left their £6 million Wimbledon residence following a lengthy disagreement with neighbours over six protected trees, although his representative states the move is for family reasons. Although council approval was given to remove several trees for landscaping, locals objected, arguing the trees were healthy. The family invested heavily in renovations and later changed plans to preserve the trees, but ultimately chose to move, ending six years at the seven-bedroom house.

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