Former England star Jamie Redknapp sold his Surrey mansion which he shared with both his wives for £4,950,000, it has been revealed.
The Sky Sports pundit is thought to have bought his palatial six bedroom home for £3.2m in 2004 soon after it was built.
The stylish white-painted house was initially home to Redknapp and his former pop star wife Louise until they split in 2017 after 19 years marriage.
But following his divorce, he continued to live in the property which boasts a spacious cinema and games room overlooking a swimming pool.
The former Liverpool and Tottenham midfielder reportedly later invited his new partner, Swedish model Frida Andersson to live with him at the house.
Former England star Jamie Redknapp sold his Surrey mansion which he shared with both his wives for £4,950,000
Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp (pictured with wife Frida) thought to have bought his palatial six bedroom home for £3.2m in 2004 soon after it was built
The property boasts a spacious cinema and games room overlooking a swimming pool
The stylish white-painted house was initially home to Redknapp (right) and his former pop star wife Louise (left) until they split in 2017 after 19 years marriage
Redknapp, 49, married heavily pregnant Frida in Chelsea registry office in October 2021 just weeks before she gave birth to their son Raphael, making them a blended family with seven children between them.
Frida, 39, already had three sons and a daughter from her marriage to American hedge fund tycoon Jonathan Lourie, while Redknapp had two sons from his first marriage to Louise.
Land Registry records reveal that Redknapp, the son of former Tottenham, QPR and Southampton manager Harry Redknapp, sold his mansion in June last year.
Redknapp and Frida have since posted a series of Instagram pictures showing them and their seven children at their new home.
Estate agents details for Redknapp’s former home in Surrey described it as having a ‘central magnificent entrance hallway’ and five reception rooms as well as six bathrooms.
Its drawing room had a feature fireplace, doors to a study and large bay windows opening up to access a terrace winding around the side of the property.
The kitchen was described as ‘expansive’ with an island and a range of bespoke units while the dining room also had access to a decked patio area.
The property details also highlighted a ‘wonderful galleried landing’ and ‘a splendid master bedroom suite with vast range of built in cupboards’ and access to a Juliette balcony.
Estate agents details for Redknapp’s former home in Surrey described it as having a ‘central magnificent entrance hallway’ and five reception rooms
The kitchen was described as ‘expansive’ with an island and a range of bespoke units while the dining room also had access to a decked patio area
The property details also highlighted a ‘wonderful galleried landing’ and ‘a splendid master bedroom suite with vast range of built in cupboards’ and access to a Juliette balcony
Redknapp’s former home has six bathrooms throughout (one of them pictured)
Redknapp showed off the house in 2021 when it was filmed for an episode of Patrice Evra’s Houseguest Europe show which aired on The Players’ Tribune media platform.
The episode featured the former France and Manchester United skipper chatting to Redknapp on a giant sofa in his cinema room which included a pool table.
Redknapp was seen telling Evra how his playing career was blighted by injuries which included him needing a dozen operations on his knee.
He also took Evra on a tour around his house, showing off pieces of artwork including a shark spin painting by Damien Hirst, as well as framed pictures on the wall from his playing career.
The pair were seen having a peek inside Redknapp’s walk in dressing room, packed full of his collection of scores of suits. They also enjoyed a game of table tennis as they chatted about Evra’s footballing memories.
Redknapp can also be seen telling his friend how burglars once broke into his garage and stole two of his framed shirts that he once wore, but left behind one that he was given by former French player Zinedine Zidane who went on to manage Real Madrid.
Redknapp showed off the house in 2021 when it was filmed for an episode of Patrice Evra’s Houseguest Europe show which aired on The Players’ Tribune media platform
The property has a games room which has its own giant pool table (right)
The swimming pool is absolutely perfect for a dip when the weather is nice
Land Registry records reveal that Redknapp, the son of former Tottenham, QPR and Southampton manager Harry Redknapp, sold his mansion in June last year
The detached house with its own gated driveway is thought to have been built after a previous home on the site was demolished by a property development company.
Redknapp started his playing career at AFC Bournemouth when his father Harry was manager before transferring to Liverpool in 1991.
The midfielder who was known for his powerful free kicks clocked up 237 appearances for Liverpool, scoring 30 goals and having a spell as captain.
He transferred to Tottenham in 2002 where he made 48 appearances and ended his playing career at Southampton, playing his final game in 2005.
Redknapp won 17 England caps between 1995 and 1999 and was part of the squad during the Euro 1996 tournament.