Television presenter Alan Titchmarsh has acquired a six-bedroom property in Surrey for £2.75 million, according to estate agents involved in the transaction.
The property was previously won by Ms Reid, 55, and her husband Darren, 57, through an Omaze prize draw in 2024. The couple reportedly sold the home in October 2025, with the Titchmarshes moving in the following November.
Transaction details
Andrew Lodge estate agents confirmed to The Negotiator that it had initially sold the property to Omaze, the prize draw company. The property was subsequently listed with both Andrew Lodge and Savills during the period following the prize draw win.
According to the Savills listing, the property sold for its asking price of £2.75 million in October 2025. Savills declined to comment on the transaction when approached. The sale process highlights the complex chain of ownership that can occur with prize draw properties, which has implications for conveyancing practices and transparency in the sector.
Property specifications
The single-storey residence sits on approximately 1.4 acres of secluded land and includes a swimming pool, sauna, and gymnasium. The property features Crittall-style windows and doors throughout, designed to maximise natural light and garden views.
Interior materials include washed oak and Purbeck stone. The property incorporates two air source heat pumps with underfloor heating, reflecting growing market interest in sustainable building features.
Market context
The transaction represents a segment of the high-value residential market in Surrey, where properties above £2 million continue to attract buyers. The sale occurred during a period when property transaction processes have come under increased scrutiny.
Omaze prize draw properties have become a feature of the UK property market in recent years, with winners often choosing to sell rather than occupy the homes. The business model has created a secondary market for these properties, typically handled through traditional estate agency channels.
