George and Amal Clooney’s $18 million family home hit by devastating flood
George and Amal Clooney’s $18 million English mansion has been submerged in water by the recent floods that have hit Berkshire and south Oxfordshire in the United Kingdom. Rivers in the area have become saturated after weeks of heavy rainfall, with flood alerts issued across the country. Boasting nine bedrooms and seven bathrooms, as well as sprawling reception rooms, an open-plan kitchen, a conservatory, and 5.5 acres of land, George and Amal’s house in Sonning is the epitome of luxury. However, its riverside location has resulted in the tennis court and garden covered with water after the banks burst. Sonning-on-Thames is a riverside village, which is a 45 minute train ride from the capital. The property, Aberdash House, is located on a 5.5 acre private island on the River Thames. George and Amal acquired the UK home just before they wed in 2014, and moved in two years later after renovations. In a profile for British Vogue released in 2018, the reporter, Nathan Heller, headed to their island home on Sonning-on-Thames in Oxfordshire and described …
