The Beckhams may be moving to the country.
Rumor has it the beautiful pair have purchased the Abbotswood Estate, a 774-acre estate in the English countryside.
On the estate is a historic 10-bedroom manor house built in 1865. It's plenty of room for their four kids, plus any new additions.
The house's square footage makes it 24 times larger than the average new construction in modern Britain, according to the Daily Mail.
The house has five reception rooms for the new owners to receive guests.
There are also multiple formal dining rooms.
The home is a Grade II listed building, which protects it from destruction or alteration due to its cultural heritage.
There are also 13 separate cottages on the massive property.
Rolling hills surround the house.
The gardens have been well-kept.
The hedges have maintained their beautiful shape.
The gardens were designed by Edwin Lutyens, one of the most highly regarded landscape architects of his time.
Statues flank the stone walls.
There's also a barn on the enormous property.
