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Joan Fontaine’s beautiful home is nestled in the Carmel highlands and is up for sale

The house and land covers three acres and offers stunning mountain and ocean views from inside

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The house overlooks the ocean and offered the star the opportunity to enjoy beautiful sunsets

Auction house Christie’s said the house will go on the auction block between November 2014 and January 2015. 

Noel Beutel, executor of Fontaine’s estate, says the home in Carmel could be worth up to $3 million.

It is a 4,500-square-foot ranch-style home with a separate guest unit and a rose garden containing 500 roses. 

Kitchen: The actress spent her final days here in this home in Carmel, California before she died aged 96

Another valuable item up for sale is Fontaine’s 1941 Oscar for her role as the timid wife in Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Suspicion’ could bring $300,000 on December 11.

Meanwhile, at least 104 lots of fine art, silver, lighting, furniture and jewelry are scheduled to be spread over four auctions and could realize more than $1 million. 

 The actress died last December in her home in Carmel, California, at age 96.

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Rooms: Fontaine’s elegant property has 4-bedrooms and 4.5-baths

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The house is very private and features incredible rose gardens and grounds

These two iconic aircraft flew over  Lincolnshire earlier this summer – and indeed they flew together on a number of occasions recently.

They have been based at Coningsby in Lincolnshire. although I now think that the Canadian one has flown back home.

Only last month on September 24 th. 2014, we travelled to the York Opera House to see Roger Moore in his touring Show in which he recounts with great humour and brilliant story telling ability  his very early days as an extra on Caesar and Cleopatra at Denham Film Studios through his early Hollywood days then back to England for Ivanhoe on TV then The Saint,  The Persuaders with Tony Curtis on to Bond.

What a great night it was for us film fans.

Sir Roger was introduced onto the stage to rapturous applause and he certainly gave us all a memorably entertaining evening – one I am sure that we will remember for a long long time.

Roger covered almost every area of his film career but he did talk at some length about the film out of all his career that he is most proud of – namely The Man Who Haunted Himself  based on the story The Strange Case of Mr.Pelham.

See the thrilling Trailer to this film below :-