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Search the Public Notice PortalFILM director Guy Ritchie's estate in Wiltshire has submitted a planning application to build two new agricultural storage barns.
The director of a number of hit films has submitted an application to Wiltshire Council seeking permission to build new storage barns in the grounds of Ashcombe House, near Tollard Royal.
Ritchie, 57, bought the Georgian Grade II listed manor house and estate in the village of Tollard Royal for £9 million with his then wife, Madonna, in 2001.
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He inherited the mansion and surrounding land as part of his £50m divorce settlement with the global singer and has gone on to set up a home there.
He has incurred the wrath of neighbours on several occasions over his plans to develop the property, including when he converted an 18th-century orangery in 2016 for friends like Brad Pitt to stay in during parties.
The new planning application was submitted on January 9, 2026, and has been through consultation with Donhead St Mary Parish Council and Berwick St John Parish Council.
One of the barns is proposed to be built just behind Ashcombe House itself, and the other barn will be built on Richie's farm land, Ashgrove Farm, just south of the house.
The plans will now go before Wiltshire Council's planning committee for a decision.
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