Why is David Walliams selling his £10.5m Primrose hill mansion while facing sexual misconduct allegations?

David Walliams is putting his £10.5m Primrose Hill home up for sale as he faces allegations of sexual misconduct. Although he has strongly denied all the allegations made against him.

The former Britain’s Got Talent judge has put the four-bedroom property on the market, having reduced the asking price. The sale comes at a tricky time for the comedian, with his conduct under review following an investigation by ITV News and The Guardian.

Why is David Walliams selling his £10.5m mansion?

The London property first came on the market in July 2026. It's now listed for £10.5m on Rightmove and Zoopla following a reduction from £11.95m in June. Land Registry records show that Walliams (real name David Edward Williams) purchased the house on 1st August 2013 for £8.45m.

The white stucco fronted property has four bedrooms and a mixture of modern and traditional features. The agent's brochure describes it as a family home with a large entrance hall. It has fireplaces, decorative cornicing and tall sash windows.

Inside the house there are several of Walliams' awards on display (a Bafta and a National Television Award amongst them) and a number of film posters on the walls including one for the James Bond film For Your Eyes Only.

What are the allegations against David Walliams?

The property sale comes as Walliams is the subject of allegations reported in a joint ITV News/The Guardian investigation. The allegations relate to sexual misconduct with teenage girls and young women, allegedly as far back as 2003. One of the allegations is that a 15-year-old girl was sexually assaulted. He has denied that entirely.

He said, "I'm not a sexual predator... I haven't broken the law".

The inquiry also heard allegations of inappropriate behaviour and of sexual harassment whilst on Britain’s Got Talent and at children's publisher HarperCollins.

What happened to his previous home?

Walliams previously lived at Supernova Heights, a property which was once owned by Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher. He bought the house with his former wife Lara Stone and sold it in 2019 after they split. He subsequently moved to Primrose Hill with his two dogs, Bert and Ernie. His name has also disappeared from another attraction. Alton Towers permanently closed its World of David Walliams area on 3rd November 2026. That closure included Gangsta Granny: The Ride. The information is taken from The Standard and The US Sun.