Wiltshire country home once owned by MI6 boss goes on sale for £2.5m
00-heaven! Luxurious country home in Wiltshire once owned by the head of MI6 who was claimed to be the inspiration for James Bond's 'M' goes on sale for £2.5million Bridges Court in Luckington, Wiltshire dates back to before the 18th century as was built with Cotswold stone The seven-bedroom, five-bathroom property is situated in 28 acres of fields and is on sale for £2.5million Sale also includes a three-bedroom barn conversion, stable block, swimming pool and a tennis court Was previously home to Sir Stewart Menzies, MI6 boss 1939 to 1952 who helped break the Nazi's Enigma code Said to...
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