Julie Goodyear has officially sold her famous leopard-print-filled mansion in Greater Manchester, letting go of the place she called home for years as she continues her battle with dementia. The Coronation Street legend, best known for her role as Bet Lynch, put the property on the market last October for £1.5 million, reported the Sun.
The quirky four-bedroom farmhouse in Heywood caught plenty of attention for its bold, unmistakable interior – leopard print everywhere, from rugs to armchairs and even a stuffed leopard toy on the sofa. But after months on the market and two price cuts, the 82-year-old actress accepted an offer around £1.3 million – a solid £200,000 less than her original asking price.
