Jeremy Clarkson demolished his old property in the Cotswolds to make space for his new one. Clarkson received approval in July to destroy his PS4 million five-bedroom farmhouse near Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, and replace it with a new one. The only thing that remains of the house is a massive mound of debris and wood. It's not clear when or how the demolition took place; however, according to reports, it happened sometime last year. Clarkson bought the property in 2005 for £750,000 ($1.18 million). He sold it two years later for £2.45 million ($3.6 million). At the time of its destruction, the house was being sold for £3.5 million ($5.25 million). The TV personality has been in hot water recently with both advertisers and viewers over an incident during the season premiere of Top Gear in which he punched ex-driver Olly Purnell in the face. While some people think he should lose his job over this incident, many others believe he has brought it upon himself by degrading other cars on the road. His future at Top Gear isn't certain yet as the show's producers are still deciding what role, if any, he will have going forward. But regardless of what happens to him, the house he built will be replaced with another one just like it. That's how sure they are about demolishing his property.