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Unwanted items from Alan Carr's castle head to auction

Published Saturday, June 27, 2026 · Updated June 27

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Hundreds of items from Ayton Castle, recently acquired by comedian Alan Carr, are being put up for auction because neither Carr nor the previous owners wish to keep them. The sale, scheduled for July 5th at the castle, features a unique 'cement menagerie' among other furnishings.

What We Know — Key Points

  • Hundreds of unwanted items from Ayton Castle, recently bought by comedian Alan Carr, are being put up for sale at auction.
  • Neither Alan Carr nor the former owners of Ayton Castle want the items.
  • The sale includes a unique 'cement menagerie' and other furnishings.
  • The auction is scheduled for July 5th at the castle.

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Auction Details and Background
  • BBC News

    Hundreds of items from Ayton Castle, recently bought by comedian Alan Carr, are being put up for auction as neither Carr nor the former owners want them. The sale includes a unique "cement menagerie" and other furnishings, with the auction scheduled for July 5th at the castle.

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