EuroMillions winner Adrian Bayford ‘opens £110 Airbnb in the garden of his £12m mansion’

Multi-millionaire and EuroMillions lottery winner Adrian Bayford is renting out a cottage on his £12million private Airbnb estate.

The three-bed farmhouse is just 240 feet from the millionaire’s mansion and costs around £110 a night.

According to The Sun, Bayford’s earnings would reportedly earn him a figure similar to what he earns in interest from the £148million jackpot in just 13 minutes.

The father-of-two has notoriously been unlucky in love with two failed romances since splitting from wife Gillian around 15 months after winning the jackpot together in 2012.

A friend of Adrian’s has reportedly questioned whether Bayford really understands “how rich he really is” and said it was “crazy” that he decided to make money from a holiday home.

Adrian Bayford and his wife Gillian split about 15 months after winning the jackpot together in 2012

The three-bed farmhouse is just 240 feet from the millionaire’s mansion and costs around £110 a night

Bayford reportedly put his £6.5million Class II mansion on the market in 2020. The farmhouse used for the Airbnb is on the £12million estate

Friends are also concerned that Bayford is allowing people to stay on the grounds of his £12million estate.

They said they were concerned for his safety and that he didn’t need strangers peering into his private home.

The Airbnb in Cambridgeshire is described by the host as ‘tastefully decorated’ with a modern eat-in kitchen, comfortable living room, downstairs WC, master bedroom, twin bedroom, single bedroom and bathroom.

There is also a private garden with a terrace and a seating area.

Bayford and his wife became Britain’s biggest lottery winners of all time when they hit the €148 million jackpot nine years ago.

Within a year their marriage ended and Gillian moved back to Scotland with her share of the profits where she set up a property company.

She has since remarried and had her third child with her second husband, car salesman Alan Warnock.

Bayford stayed at the Grade II listed property, but after a series of failed relationships put it up for sale and moved north to be closer to his children.

The lottery winner was forced to tighten security at the vacant lot at the 148-acre estate last year after squatters used its swimming pool.

Within a year of winning, their marriage ended and Gillian moved back to Scotland with her share of the profits, where she set up a property company

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