​The 52-year-old, who lives near Banbury, was relieved of his Red Bull team principal role earlier in 2025 after 20 years of service. Mr Horner had been team principal at Red Bull since 2005, overseeing eight drivers’ world championships and six constructors’ titles. The Formula One star resides in a £9.2m mansion with his wife, Spice Girl Ms Halliwell, on the Oxfordshire border with Northamptonshire. READ MORE: Emotional Geri Halliwell fights back tears after major news Christian Horner at the property. (Image: Netflix) Now, new clips in the eighth season of Netflix’s F1 docudrama ‘Drive to Survive’ give a glimpse into the couple’s stunning home near Banbury. The countryside estate features both an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor one, which Mr Horner once described as having the “finishing touches” put to it as part of ongoing work on the farm. As reported by The Sun, the property also boasts extensive stables and equestrian facilities, reflecting the couple’s passion for horses. There is a sizeable lake on the grounds, which can be used for boating, as well as a helipad. READ MORE: Dame Mary Berry ‘frightened’ after being arrested at US border The couple by the outside pool. (Image: Netflix) Footage from the Netflix programme shows immaculate lawns, manicured hedges and long driveways surrounding the house. The Sun notes the farm is home to various animals, including miniature donkeys and goats, adding to the rural feel of the retreat. Mr Horner has previously said that restoring the farm is his way of switching off from the pressures of Formula 1, calling it the “perfect home to relax in”. The couple also often share glimpses of the estate on social media, from horse‑riding in the fields to family time around the pool.