Coronation Road icon says goodbye to 1.3 million mansion after prognosis
Coronation Road star Julie Goodyear has lastly mentioned goodbye to her quirky £1.3 million mansion, after getting enormous £200,000 off the asking value.
The 82-year-old actress, well-known for enjoying Guess Lynch in hit comedy drama from 1970 to 1995, put her cosy four-bedroom farmhouse up on the market final October as she requested for £1.5 million.
Julie shared the beautiful mansion in Heywood Larger Manchester, along with her husband Scott Model. Nonetheless, the couple determined to promote and transfer on as Julie confronted her battle with dementia.
She first reduce the value by £100,000, bringing it all the way down to £1.4 million. Then, in December, she made one other large drop, relisting the farmhouse for provides over £1.3 million.
The Solar reported that the previous actress has lastly bought her distinctive mansion, well-known for its daring leopard print design, seen on every little thing from an armchair to a large rug, and even a cuddly leopard toy on the couch.
For the unversed, Julie revealed her heartbreaking dementia prognosis final June, sharing that she’s “living a good life.”