Lily Allen and David Harbour have reportedly put their Brooklyn townhouse on the market for $8 million (around £6 million), following their split in December and allegations of infidelity. The couple, who married in 2020, purchased the four-storey property for $3.3 million (£2.5 million) and are poised to make a significant profit.
The listing, reported by The US Sun, comes after Allen released a 'revenge' album titled West End Girl, which accuses Harbour of cheating with a woman named 'Madeline'. Costume designer Natalie Tippett, 34, has since identified herself as the alleged mistress, having worked with Harbour on the Netflix film We Have A Ghost in 2021.
Eagle-eyed fans have resurfaced a 2023 Architectural Digest tour of the home, in which Harbour made a joke that now appears prescient. Opening the door, he quipped: 'Oh, God... What the hell are you doing here? I mean, last time I was single... I have a family now.' He then added, 'You look good though... come on in,' as Allen watched. Fans have since called the joke 'odd' and noted it 'aged like milk'.
The five-bedroom, four-bathroom home features a private garden with a sauna and cold plunge, a basement gym, and is described in the listing as a 'layered narrative of traditional English charm, modern Brooklyn sensibilities and rich Italian influence'. The couple took out a $3.35 million mortgage in 2020, with repayment due by 2051, and filed for several building permits for renovations, including two costing over $280,000 each.
Allen moved to New York to live with Harbour after their marriage, but following the split, she has returned to London with her two daughters from a previous marriage. A local resident claimed the exes have not lived at the property for 'quite some time', noting the absence of Halloween decorations on a family-friendly street.
