David Walliams has put his £10.5 million home in London’s Primrose Hill on the market as he faces allegations of sexual misconduct. The 55-year-old author and comedian, once a major figure in British showbusiness thanks to hit television shows and a successful career writing children’s books, has seen his reputation come under renewed scrutiny.
A three-year joint investigation by ITV News and The Guardian uncovered allegations dating back to 2003 that Walliams preyed on teenage girls and young women for sexual purposes. He denies the allegations.
Allegations and denial
Walliams has also faced allegations of inappropriate conduct and sexual harassment during his time on Britain’s Got Talent and at publisher HarperCollins. The investigation further alleged he had a sexual relationship with at least one junior employee at the publisher and pursued another, according to ITV.
Walliams denies all allegations against him, stating: “I am not a sexual predator... I have not broken the law”.
Property sale details
The imposing freehold property is currently listed for sale on Rightmove and Zoopla for £10.5 million, after Walliams slashed the price last month. The house was previously listed on Zoopla for £11,950,000 in June 2026.
Land Registry records show that Walliams, under his legal name David Edward Williams, purchased the white stucco-fronted residence on August 1, 2013, for £8,450,000. Estate agent listings highlight its mix of 21st-century technology and original period features, including elegant fireplaces, decorative cornicing, and tall sash windows.
According to Companies House records filed electronically on November 9, 2026, Walliams registered a change of service address for Little Britain Limited, listing the Primrose Hill property while retaining his shareholding and voting rights in the company.
Previous property and recent developments
Walliams previously resided in Supernova Heights - the former Belsize Park home of Oasis star Noel Gallagher - which he bought for £3.25 million with his former wife Lara Stone. Following their split, he sold the property in 2019 for £5.35 million before relocating to Primrose Hill with his two dogs, Bert and Ernie.
The real estate update comes amid a turbulent period for the former Little Britain and Come Fly With Me star. Theme park Alton Towers permanently closed its World of David Walliams attraction on November 3, 2026. Resort owner Merlin Entertainments confirmed the closure following a regular review of rides, retiring attractions such as Gangsta Granny: The Ride, Raj’s Bouncy Bottom Burp, and The Royal Carousel, which first opened in 2021.
