Natalia's English cottage is on the market!
Live like a supermodel: Natalia Vodianova's country pile goes on sale for £3million... complete with a spa and swimming pool
The 18th-century converted watermill is in Selham, West Sussex
Property is full rustic charm but on the market for suitably glitzy £3million
Vodianova bought the estate with ex-husband Justin Portman in 2005
By Naomi Greenaway for MailOnline
Published: 13:26 GMT, 8 September 2015 | Updated: 14:11 GMT, 8 September 2015
She has called it home for the past ten years, but Russian supermodel Natalia Vodianova has now put her country pile on the market - with a suitably high price tag.
The 18th-century converted watermill, in Selham, West Sussex, is on the market for £3million.
Vodianova bought the estate with ex-husband Justin Portman in 2005, where they lived with their three children until their split in 2011.
The star attraction of Vadianova's estate is the indoor pool, which is linked via an underwater arch to an outdoor pool
Model looks: The supermodel's 18th-century converted watermill, in Selham, West Sussex, is now for sale
The Lodsbridge Mill estate consists of a grade II listed four-bedroom house, a separate three-bedroom cottage and 19 acres of countryside. and is now on sale for a suitable glitzy £3million
She may always look glitzy on the red carpet, but as these images reveal the fashionista has a far more understated style when it comes to staying in.
The property is full rustic charm with wooden beams, exposed brickwork and antique touches.
Despite it's laid-back feel, the property has plenty of creature comforts too including a spa complex, which has an indoor and outdoor pool as well as a sauna, plunge pool, steam room and treatment rooms.
The couple bought the property from financier Sir Evelyn de Rothschild and lived there with their Lucas, now 13, Neva, nine and Viktor, seven, but split in 2011 after nine years of marriage.
In 2005, Natalia Vodianova (pictured left recently) bought the estate with ex-husband Justin Portman (pictured together right in 2007). The couple split in 2011
The spa: Full-height glass doors link from the swimming pool to a vaulted entertaining room with a canopied stone fireplace
The principal suite has a dressing room and open-plan bathroom, but none of the glitz one might expect from a supermodel's inner sanctum
Portman, 45, is the half-brother of Viscount Portman, who is Britain’s 53rd richest man with a fortune estimated at £1.2billion.
Apart from this country home, the couple had houses all over the world, including a lavish home in London, a 3,000 acre Herefordshire estate, a home in New York and a retreat in Uruguay.
The star attraction is the indoor pool, which is linked via an underwater arch to an outdoor pool.
Full-height glass doors lead out to a terrace with a view over the grounds, and the pool room also links to a vaulted entertaining room with a canopied stone fireplace.
Where's the bathroom bling? The open-plan shower room is decked out in classic tiles
The sunroom in the main house - a grade II listed, four-bedroom stone building
The Lodsbridge Mill estate consists of a grade II listed four-bedroom house, a separate three-bedroom cottage and 19 acres of countryside.
And with it's location on the banks of the River Rother, it also has river access and beautiful views of the water.
The main house is a charming stone and brick-built 18th-century former watermill with four bedrooms, two bathrooms plus a steam and shower room and further shower room.
The principal suite has a dressing room and open-plan bathroom, but none of the glitz one might expect from a supermodel's inner sanctum.
With it's location on the banks of the River Rother, it also has river access and beautiful views of the water
Lod’s Mill Cottage, a 17th Century half timber-framed former miller’s house is overlooking the river and has its own garden and separate rear access
Another of the bedrooms in the converted watermill has wooden floors and bespoke fitted furniture
Downstairs, there's a kitchen/family room, sitting room, sunroom and separate dining room.
Next-door, Lod’s Mill Cottage, a 17th Century half timber-framed former miller’s house is overlooking the river and has its own garden and separate rear access.
The sleepy village of Selham is home to church dating from Saxon times and a small pub, and is located within the South Downs National Park.
The watermill fell out of use early in the last century and was subsequently acquired from the Cowdray Estate by polo enthusiast Evelyn de Rothschild who extended and converted it into a private house in the early 1960s.
Lodsbridge Mill is on sale with pereds.com, 020 7221 1404
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