Where does Ryan Reynolds live? Details of his rumoured Wrexham home
The Hollywood actor has reportedly bought a new UK property...
With rumours of the star splashing the cash on a new property, we've shared where Ryan Reynolds lives with his wife Blake Lively.
He made a name for himself in Hollywood, starring in films such as Deadpool, The Proposal, The Green Lantern and Just Friends, but for the past two years the 46-year-old actor has had everyone talking about his newest and slightly unexpected career venture - managing a football club in Wales. Ryan Reynolds spent £2million on Wrexham AFC back in February 2021 with friend and fellow screen star Rob McElhenney - many fans would now like to know how did Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney meet. The pair's quest to buy and manage the ailing Welsh side was first documented in a Disney+ documentary series, with Welcome to Wrexham season 2 about to arrive on the small screen.
Reynolds has certainly been a hit with home fans and has appeared in the crowd at many a Wrexham game since buying the club. In fact, the Deadpool actor seems so fond of North Wales that he's said to have bought a property there, to share with his wife and his children. And while fans wonder is Rob McElhenney married? We've shared all the details we have on Ryan's main residence and his reported Wrexham move.
Where does Ryan Reynolds live?
Ryan Reynolds and his wife, actress Blake Lively, live in a $5 million (£4.3 million) mansion in the Pound Ridge neighbourhood of New York. The couple live here with their four children - James, eight, Betty, six, and Inez, three, plus their fourth baby who was born earlier this year.
The property has seven bedrooms and six bathrooms, boasting 11.65 acres of space. The family home has a country-style design throughout, with the outside having grey panels and a large, double wooden door entrance. Blake and Ryan also have a traditional British telephone box - painted dark green - on their driveway.
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A tour of the property also features a separate guest house and barn - that no doubt comes in handy when entertaining. The couple bought their house back in 2012, six months after they began dating. Famous neighbours include Martha Stewart, actress Glen Close and Ralph Lauren.
In September 2022, Taylor Swift fans were convinced that her music video All Too Well: The Short Film was actually filmed at Blake and Ryan's home. Eagle-eyed fans claim that the stain glass window in the video is the same one that was spotted in one of Blake's Instagram posts. It would make sense, seeing as Taylor is a close friend of the couple and Gossip Girl star - however the theory has never been confirmed.
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The couple also own an apartment in the neighbourhood of Tribeca, Manhattan, which is located in an exclusive building and has 11-foot high ceilings and an exposed brick wall.
All apartments in the building benefit from access via private key elevator and shared facilities including underground parking, a children's playroom, a 71-foot indoor swimming pool and fitness centre, and a landscaped roof terrace.
Ryan and Blakes neighbours in Tribeca reportedly include Harry Styles, Jack Gyllenhaal and Meg Ryan.
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Where has Ryan Reynolds bought a house in Wrexham?
Ryan Reynolds has reportedly bought a £1.5million home in the Welsh village of Marford. The four-bedroom property is just five miles away from the Wrexham football ground which Reynolds co-owns. However, reports of the purchase have not been confirmed.
A source previously told the Sun: "Ryan is moving to Marford and it’s all the locals can talk about. His house is on the poshest road. The most famous person from Marford is Tim Vincent from Blue Peter, so a Hollywood star is a step up!"
According to Wales Directory: "The village of Marford sits in the Welsh Borderlands between the ancient city of Chester and the Welsh town of Wrexham. Marford is famous for its strange-looking Gothic cottages, and indeed several of the houses including the Trevor Arms are reputed to have crucifixes or crosses, some in the form of cross-shaped windows, built into the very fabric of the buildings to protect the inhabitants from evil spirits.
"Lady Margaret Blackbourne is the phantom concerned; she was cruelly murdered by her husband in the 18th century and her unhappy spirit took to wandering through the village, terrifying the inhabitants," the website reads. It alleges that Lady Margaret's ghost is still sometimes seen today.
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The village of Marford has a population of roughly 2,500 people and two pubs, one at the bottom of the Marford hill - The Trevor Arms - and the other at the top, The Red Lion.
Maguz Malik, 57, who owns The Red Lion pub, previously told MailOnline: "It’s wonderful news. Ryan Reynolds has done so much for Wrexham and the local area."
He added: "And he's more than welcome in the pub, we'll have a pint waiting for him."
With Ryan's visits to Wrexham increasing since he bought the club back in November 2020, it makes sense that the star would want a base near the football club's grounds.
And according to the Daily Mail, locals celebrated Wrexham's promotion to the English Football League at local pub the Red Lion in Marford - which they dubbed the 'Red Ryan' in tribute to the Hollywood star.
Aled Howells, 51, told the publication: "Ryan and Rob have turned the club around. I'm so glad Ryan is moving to Marford, we'd love to have a pint with him."
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Emily Stedman is the former Features Editor for GoodTo covering all things TV, entertainment, royal, lifestyle, health and wellbeing. Boasting an encyclopaedic knowledge on all things TV, celebrity and royals, career highlights include working at HELLO! Magazine and as a royal researcher to Diana biographer Andrew Morton on his book Meghan: A Hollywood Princess. In her spare time, Emily can be found eating her way around London, swimming at her local Lido or curled up on the sofa binging the next best Netflix show.
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