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David Walliams lists London townhouse for £10.5m amid misconduct allegations

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

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The former Little Britain star is selling the Regent's Park residence after a High Court judge rejected his attempt to block media reports over suicide risk concerns. The 4,527-square-foot white stucco property was acquired in 2013 under Walliams's legal name and later refurbished. While the comedian strongly denies the sexual misconduct claims, his lucrative partnership with publisher HarperCollins ended in 2025 as a direct consequence of the scandal.

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  • The entertainer continues to deny allegations that he targeted women and girls as young a…: The entertainer continues to deny allegations that he targeted women and girls as young as 15 for sexual purposes.
  • A legal bid arguing Walliams posed a serious suicide risk if identified failed to prevent…: A legal bid arguing Walliams posed a serious suicide risk if identified failed to prevent media outlets from reporting the claims.
  • The listed London residence functions as the official service address for his corporate e…: The listed London residence functions as the official service address for his corporate entity, Little Britain Limited.

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David Walliams’ lavish London home has come into the spotlight after the four-bedroom townhouse was listed for sale at a staggering £10.5 million, amid a major controversy surrounding allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour towards teenage fans. The 55-year-old comedian, children’s author and former Britain’s Got Talent judge was named on November 10 by The Guardian and ITN following a High Court battle over an attempt to prevent the publication of the allegations.

According to the reports, Walliams was accused of targeting girls and women, some as young as 15, for sexual purposes. He has denied the allegations.

Located in the sought-after Regent’s Park neighbourhood of London, the sprawling townhouse was purchased by Walliams for £8.45 million in 2013, according to HM Land Registry records. The property, situated on Prince Albert Road, is reportedly being marketed for £10.5 million.

The comedian purchased the luxury Regent’s Park property for £8.45 million in 2013. (Photo: Marcus Parfitt)

While it remains unclear exactly when the property was first listed, its asking price was reduced at the beginning of October, according to a Rightmove listing.…

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