Graham Norton has reduced the asking price of his four-bedroom Thames-side home in east London by £700,000. The property in Wapping was initially listed at £4.95 million in April 2025, but after being taken off the market in January, it has been readvertised at £4.25 million.
The 63-year-old TV presenter admitted that he made 'gobby' comments about his neighbours during an interview to promote his new ITV show, The Neighbourhood, while the house was still on the market. Speaking on The Capital Evening Show, he said: 'Now I have to be careful here. Full disclosure when we did the show last year, I did some early press for it and obviously we were talking about your neighbours. Now my house was for sale, so I thought I'll be long gone by the time this comes out. So, I was a bit gobby about my neighbours.' He later added: 'Oh they are lovely. It's me, I'm the problem.'
The Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse spans 3,701 square feet over four storeys, with an adjoining former warehouse converted into a lounge and reception area featuring a vaulted ceiling and river views. The property includes five bedrooms, a kitchen, an inner courtyard, a private garden, and access to a communal riverside garden and beach. Norton, who has owned the home for over 20 years, said his favourite times were 'enjoying a drink sitting by the river on a summer's evening.'
Norton also put his New York home on the market last year, explaining that he felt 'brave enough to make a huge change to my life.' He owns additional properties, including a house in Ahakista, West Cork, which he bought in 2003.
