James Corden bought a mansion for £8 million and just abandoned it!
More money than sense! It could be because how this man achieved fame and fortune is even more bizarre than the property itself.
Gavin and Stacey were famous, to be sure, but James Corden has turned into a jerk.
Gavin and Stacy were unquestionably bloody fantastic. However, James Corden comes across as annoying and self-centred, which is why I didn’t like him back then and I don’t like him today.
Do I have anything positive to say about him? Absolutely not!
Both Ruth Jones and James Corden wrote the scripts for Gavin and Stacey. It was funny and good back in the day, but I’d like to see him singlehandedly produce anything near that standard now, and the nasty side of him has been shown too often for him to ever be popular again.
I wish I could spend £8 million on a mansion but the difference is I wouldn’t let it rot away. It’s a very weird-looking home, but also very unique, and if someone wants to spend some money and time on it so they can give it a bit of tender loving care, this mansion would just look amazing.
Suddenly James Corden is back in the UK after living in America for many years and now he decides he wants to do something with it, like knock it down. Don’t knock it down; renovate it; you have the money; you might not have the skill set like in Gavin and Stacey; we’d probably find him in one of the many bathrooms asleep!
Mind you, the mansion is round and expensive just like him, with mirrors everywhere for his vain narcissism, and it very much looks like he sold his soul. Perhaps he got a Black Friday deal with the devil.
James Corden was just a mediocre man who became a little bit famous but then sold his soul so that he could join the Secret Gentlemen’s Club.
This home matches his personality perfectly, in all areas, size, and personality, and he needs to put some backbone work into it to bring it back to its original architecture.
This home appears to have been abandoned until James Corden purchased it. He hasn’t lived there, I believe. It appears that the property and the possibility of building a new house piqued his curiosity more.
The fact that this is James Corden’s property makes it one of my favourites among abandoned mansions. He purchased it, lived in the US, allowed it to deteriorate even more, and then returned to the UK. Maybe the Americans were tired of him?
If you’re going to purchase a property, at least have the decency to bring it up to code regulations so that it can be lived in by someone who wants to live in it.
Don’t just leave it to rot; that is just selfish because while he was leaving it to rot, somebody else could have bought it for a cheaper price and brought it up to scratch. It could have been made into some kind of hostel for the homeless while James Corden was over there in the US scratching his nuts, and I wasn’t talking about the squirrel kind!
Some might say that the mansion is like an artefact from the Dark Ages, so a bit like James Corden, and let’s face it, what’s one more in the area?
Some might say that the 1960s monstrosity needs to be torn down—and so does the house!
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