Sir Bruce Forsyth's former mansion, sold for £5.7 million in April 2020, has been left empty and fallen into disrepair. The property, located in the exclusive Wentworth Estate, was where the legendary entertainer died in 2017 at age 89 from bronchial pneumonia.
Forsyth, who captivated audiences for over 75 years, presented iconic shows including The Generation Game, Play Your Cards Right, and Strictly Come Dancing. He stepped back from presenting in April 2014 after a decade hosting the BBC ballroom show.
The mansion, now abandoned, offers a glimpse into the star's luxurious lifestyle before his passing. His widow, Wilnelia, sold the property shortly after his death, and it has remained vacant since.
As the Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour prepares to launch in Birmingham this weekend, the deserted mansion serves as a poignant reminder of the entertainer's legacy.
