Aug 4, 07 01:07 AM
Nicholas Cage takes a book break on set in London.
Cage recently purchased Midford Castle, a castle shaped like an ace of clubs in the English Countryside, for a reported $10 million. The castle is a a grade-I listed building that is one of the jewels in the designated Cotswold area built in 1775 and comes fully equipped with towers, battlements and a gatehouse. It was restored by designers in 1961, and fully modernized inside. The estate is situated in 45 acres of park and woodland and also features two cottages, an orangery, a priory and the ruins of a
chapel.
It is his third castle in a list of 14 properties around the world altogether estimated to be worth $65 million. They include Schloss Neidstein, a Bavarian medieval castle with 28 rooms, which sits on a hill and has a commanding view of its 395-acre estate of forest, meadows and fields purchased last year for $2.5m.
