Take a look inside Kym Marsh’s £500,000 country home
BOILER-PIPE: By Eve Wagstaff Invalid Date, KYM Marsh moved into the five-bedroom modern build property in Warrington in Cheshire at the end of last year and has been busy putting the finishing touches to the beautiful home. The Coronation Street star revealed earlier this week that she is set to leave the soap after 13 years.
7 Kym Marsh showed off her stunning dress and her beautiful home The 42-year-old has three kids, David, 23, Emilie, 21, and seven-year-old Polly who all approved the property before she bought it with boyfriend Army Major Scott Ratcliff. Revealing details of her new home on social media, fans were delighted to catch a glimpse of the star’s taste and decor on screen.
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