Ann Widdecombe’s Dartmoor home where she was murdered goes on sale for £900,000, 4 months after death

Ann Widdecombe’s Dartmoor home has been listed for £900,000, four months after her murder. (Photo: Rightmove) The Dartmoor home of former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe, who was murdered in July 2026, has gone on the market for £900,000, just four months after her death. The five-bedroom property in Haytor Vale, Devon, where she was found dead following a hammer attack, is being marketed by estate agents Knight Frank under its original name, Thurlecot.The property, which Widdecombe had renamed ‘Widdecombe’s Rest’ after moving there following her retirement from Parliament, comes with five reception rooms, three bathrooms, a swimming pool, stables and extensive gardens. The asking price represents a reported 50 per cent increase on the £600,000 she paid for the house in 2008.According to the property's listing on Rightmove, the detached bungalow spans approximately 5,139 square feet and is surrounded by gardens. Knight Frank describes it as being within easy walking distance of the open moor, with a south-facing position offering privacy and views of the surrounding countryside.Estate agents include special note about Ann Widdecombe’s deathAnn Widdecombe purchased the property for £...