Beckhams' £6m Oxfordshire home targeted by burglars, say reports

The celebrity couple bought the grand barn conversion in Great Tew, near Chipping Norton, for £6,150,000 in December 2016.

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According to the Mail Online, the property was scoped out by three people who were caught on CCTV.

Thames Valley Police have been contacted but have not yet confirmed if they have received information about an attempted break in.

The fashion designer and her ex-England footballer husband were reportedly on their way to Australia with sons Romeo and Cruz and daughter Harper when the incident took place on Friday.

CCTV images published by the news website showed three people, one seen wearing a balaclava, near the property.

The footballer is joining the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in Australia as an ambassador for Harry's Invictus Games for injured service personnel.

A spokesman for the Beckhams declined to comment.

The home is situated along an unnamed road near Soho Farmhouse, an exclusive celebrity club which boasts visitors like Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as well as the Beckhams themselves.

The Beckham's caused controversy locally earlier this year with a restrospective planning application for a treehouse at their house.

Once complete, the land will also have a two-tier garden containing an orchard with 23 different types of tree.