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Sienna Miller Home

There’s something undeniably romantic about an English thatched cottage and actress Sienna Miller’s newly listed Buckinghamshire home embodies that dream completely. Nestled in the idyllic hamlet of Toweridge near West Wycombe, just two hours from London, the property is every bit the countryside escape one imagines a star might retreat to. Priced at £1.95 million, the four-bedroom home blends centuries-old charm with Miller’s distinct, lived-in sense of luxury the perfect marriage of history and personality.

Sienna Miller, who purchased the home in the early 2000s at the height of her fame, reportedly described it as her sanctuary. Now, as she embraces a new chapter, the actress is parting ways with the cottage that defined so much of her quietly elegant style.

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Sienna Miller Home [Image: Savills]

The Quintessential English Cottage

Originally built in the 16th century, the thatched-roof home is the kind of fairytale property that seems lifted from a Nancy Meyers film. Its thatched roof drapes nearly to the ground, the garden bursts with wildflowers, and every corner feels steeped in nostalgia. Inside, the 1,992-square-foot home features exposed wooden beams, timber floors, and open-hearth fireplaces that glow with warmth and character.

Though modest in scale, the cottage has been cleverly expanded over time with a 1970s extension adding space while preserving its soul. The result is a home that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive; what Mansion Global called “the biggest tiny house you’ve ever seen.”

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Sienna Miller Home [Image: Savills]

Inside Sienna’s Interior World

The interiors are a masterclass in quiet luxury — thoughtful, soulful, and completely personal. Miller collaborated with her close friend, film director Gaby Dellal, to restore the home with a focus on authenticity and comfort. Every detail tells a story: pink cabinetry made from reclaimed school desks, vintage wallpapers, Crittall windows, and handcrafted touches that feel both timeless and lived-in.

The kitchen, anchored by a Lacanche range cooker, is the heart of the home echoing Miller’s love of food and family life. Elsewhere, patterned wallpaper, velvet armchairs, and Moroccan-tiled bathrooms create a tapestry of textures and tones that feel globally inspired yet deeply rooted in English tradition.

The Garden & Guesthouse

Beyond the main house, the half-acre plot unfolds into wildflower meadows, mature trees, and a gravel driveway that feels almost cinematic. A detached guesthouse, affectionately dubbed The Outhouse, offers its own rustic charm — complete with a wood-burning stove, bathroom, and serene views across the countryside. It’s easy to imagine long weekends filled with guests, music, and late-night glasses of wine under the stars.

Sienna Miller’s Buckinghamshire home captures everything we love about Britishcore heritage charm, personal storytelling, and lived-in elegance. Whether you’re decorating a city flat or dreaming of your own countryside escape, it’s a reminder that true luxury isn’t about perfection it’s about soul.


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Natalie Dixon is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Chic Style Collective, an editorial magazine covering affordable luxury fashion, beauty, and lifestyle for women. A graduate of Vogue College of Fashion and London College of style with over 20 years in fashion and beauty, she specialises in investment dressing, considered beauty, and helping women create an elegant, attainable life of luxury. Her work is read by over 4.5 million readers worldwide.