Lisa Armstrong Lowers Price of London Mansion to £3.75 Million

Lisa Armstrong has significantly reduced the asking price of her former home with ex-husband Ant McPartlin, which has been on the market since May 2024. Initially listed at £4 million, the price drop comes just three months later due to a lack of buyer interest. The couple purchased the Chiswick property for £2.3 million in 2006, and following their divorce in 2018, Armstrong received the keys as part of their settlement. The semi-detached house, which has been unoccupied since a fire incident, features three bathrooms, two cloakrooms, and a spacious layout that includes a primary suite with a dressing area and en-suite bathroom. The property was previously rented to a family of six, but it has remained empty since the fire, which was reportedly caused by an electrical fault. At the time of the blaze, only the nanny and cleaner were present in the house. The mansion, now listed on RightMove, is described as a "substantial double-fronted family home" located on a desirable residential road. It boasts an 80ft south-facing rear garden, a self-contained garden studio, and various recreational spaces, including a gym and games room. Photos of the property reveal extensive damage, with some rooms showing ripped-out floors. Having moved to a new home nearby, Armstrong has expressed contentment in her new living space, which she refers to as her "happy place," showcasing her personal design touches through social media.