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Historic Grade 1 listed Tudor Manor Parnham House, destroyed by fire in April 2017.<br />
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Phoenix from the flames...<br />
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A stately home which was burnt to the ground three years ago could now be restored after a buyer was finally found for it.<br />
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Grade I listed Parnham House, near Beaminster, Dorset, is now just a charred shell of the magnificent mansion it once was following the fire in April 2017.<br />
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Its previous owner, hedge fund manager Michael Treichl, was arrested on suspicion of arson only to later drown in an apparent suicide. <br />
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The Elizabethan manor, which had been worth £15m before the blaze, was on the market for a cut-price £2.5million due to the scale of the damage of it.<br />
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The price the private individual paid for the 38,000sq ft property has not been disclosed.