An estate agent has reduced the asking price of David Walliams’ north London mansion by £1.45 million. The property, which was initially put on the market for £11.95 million in June, saw its price fall to £10.5 million in October.
The Hampstead estate agency Marcus Parfitt continues to market the white stucco-fronted property, which extends to approximately 4,527 sq ft. Walliams, 55, has reportedly refurbished and extended the house over the past five years.
Land Registry records indicate the property last sold for £8.45 million in 2013. The revised asking price of £10.5 million remains £2.05 million above that previous sale price, despite the recent reduction.
The price cut happened before media outlets publicly identified Walliams in connection with allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour on 10 November. There is no evidence that these allegations influenced the price reduction.