The luxurious former Denham home of James Bond star Sir Roger Moore has gone on sale for £5 million.
The 88-year-old film star lived at Sherwood House in Tilehouse Lane from 1970 to 1978 and filmed Live and Let Die, The Man with the Golden Gun and The Spy Who Loved Me while staying there.
The eight bedroom property is being marketed by Gerrards Cross estate agent Hamptons International and boasts a heated swimming pool, tennis court, library, a sauna and a wine cellar.
The lavish property also has a separate guest wing and gate lodge, set in 11 acres of gardens and grounds.
Picture by Hamptons International, Gerrards Cross.
According to a RightMove blog, the longest-serving Bond once described the 1920s mansion in his autobiography as "near London and perfect for a growing family."
The breathtaking property has a history of celebrity owners, including magician and television star Paul Daniels.
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