Millions of gardens across the drought-hit country have turned brown in recent months due to the relentlessly hot and dry weather.
But the grass is still very much alive outside Sir Rod Stewart‘s Grade II-listed mansion as he has maintained his piece of England’s green and pleasant land in Essex.
Aerial photographs show the land around the 81-year-old singer’s 18th-century property, which he bought for £4.65million in 2013, is still extremely green.
His ten-bedroom home opens out onto a range of sprawling gardens and includes a mini golf course with a fairway, two bunkers and a luscious putting green.
There is also an artificial
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