Princess Diana-linked London mansion hits market for £33.5 million
Ormeley Lodge, a historic Georgian mansion in London, has been listed for sale at £33.5 million. The property is notable for its connection to the British royal family, specifically serving as the site of a 1989 confrontation between Princess Diana and Camilla.
Why it matters
The sale of this property draws significant public interest due to its historical association with the British monarchy and the well-documented personal lives of Princess Diana and King Charles.
A London mansion linked to one of the most talked-about episodes in Princess Diana and King Charles’s marriage has entered the property market with an asking price of $33.5 million. Ormeley Lodge, a Grade II-listed Georgian residence in Richmond, was the setting for a reported 1989 confrontation in which Diana challenged Camilla about her relationship with Charles. The 2.3-acre estate also held a more personal place in Diana’s life, serving as a home where she spent time with close friend Lady Annabel Goldsmith and occasionally visited with Princes William and Harry. Now, the historic property is being offered to a new owner.Ormeley Lodge’s $33.5 million sale brings Princess Diana-linked royal estate to marketOrmeley Lodge stands in Richmond, south-west London, on a 2.3-acre estate enclosed by walled gardens. The Grade II-listed Georgian property is being marketed through Sotheby’s International Realty, with the asking price reported by People at $33.5 million.
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