EastEnders’ Ian Beale star Adam Woodyatt struggles to sell caravan he lived in for over a YEAR & slashes price to £200k

EASTENDERS actor Adam Woodyatt has been forced to slash the price of his caravan home after failing to sell it. The star, best known as Ian Beale, lived in the motorhome for over a year but has been struggling to get anyone to buy it. EastEnders actor Adam Woodyatt is struggling to offload his motorhome Credit: Facebook/Camper UK The star has been forced to slash the price of the vehicle Credit: Camper UK Now, he has slashed the price to just under £200,000 in a bid to finally offload it. The Sun told how the lavish motor was on sale almost a year ago for a whopping £214,995. Sign up for the Eastenders newsletter Thank you! But now the price tag has been cut to £195,995 to encourage a sale. The giant vehicle has travelled just 3,000 miles. Adam first said he was giving it up after becoming a grandad, and shared exactly why on social media in September. The actor had previously showed off the home on social media Credit: Facebook/Camper UK But now Adam wants it gone once and for all Credit: BBC He explained how his daughter was living in the USA and wanted to spend his spare time traveling Stateside to be with her and his grandson. Appearing in a video at the time, the star said: “My daughter has had a grandson, and most of my spare time now is spent flying over to see her. “I’m not going to have any time to spend in it. It’s a little bit sad because I’ve really enjoyed my time up here.” Adam then gave viewers a tour of his amazing Carthago campervan. Most read in TV He lived in the motorhome after taking a break from the soap. The star returned to full-time filming in 2023 after taking two years off from the show to appear in two touring plays and I’m a Celeb. And he was given extended leave to explore the UK in his motorhomes for several weeks during the summer. Hard-working Adam also combined his acting with a side hustle after he landed a smoking hot new role at a top restaurant. The actor – whose character runs the EastEnders café – is a keen foodie has cooked up grub at food festivals in the past. And he revealed that he had been cooking at the two Michelin-starred Midsummer House Restaurant in Cambridge. He told fans: “Yesterday like the first day at school. After two years of talking about doing it, I finally found time to spend a day working at @midsummer_house_ with @markabbottwa60 and @midsummerchef. “The hours are long but being part of the service was brilliant. “With a watchful eye over me, I was plating up the Carlingford Oyster amuse bouche. Today, I think I’ve got the very fiddly macaron to get the hang of.” Comment now