Neil Murray

Harry Potter author JK Rowling has secretly bought her childhood home in Gloucestershire.

renovation work is now taking place on Church Cottage in Tutshill, near The Banks of the River Severn .

The author lived there between the ages of nine and 18, and in 2011, The Cottage bought by a property company in her married name.

they paid over £400,000 for The House , to have said that, inspired by the key elements of the boy wizard's story.

the Land Registry records show that in September 2011, the Edinburgh-based Caernarfon Lettings Ltd, the lists of the author's husband, Neil Murray as a Director, bought the Church Cottage.

The property was sold to a BBC producer Julian Mercer , who had bought it from the Rowling family in 1995 .

At The Time of the 2011 sale wrote, including a closet under The Stairs , similar to The One where the family Dursley made Harry live.

The author also left their mark on Church, Cottage, with "Joanne Rowling slept here circa 1982" scrawled on a wall.

In the year 2019 Caernarfon Lettings Ltd successfully passed the authorization for the implementation of renovation applied for the planning work on the property, on the Coleford Road.

In her teenage years, JK Rowling visited near to Wyedean School in Sedbury, where her mother, Anne worked.

her father worked at Rolls-Royce factory a couple of miles to The South , on The Outskirts of Bristol.

Harry Potter characters like Professor Snape and Ron Weasley tells, based on the teachers and friends of Wyedean, where The Library is named after Ms. Rowling.

A quidditch team, The Tutshill tornadoes, first mentioned in " Harry Potter and The Order of The Phoenix , it is also assumed that, based on The Village .

Source of news: bbc.com