Graham Norton has reduced the asking price for his luxury London home by £700,000, according to multiple reports. The Evening Standard and the Daily Mail say the property is now listed at a lower price following the adjustment. The Daily Mail reports that Norton put the home up for sale in April of last year at £4.95 million, describing it as a property he has owned for around 20 years. The Daily Mail also states that Norton said he “finally felt brave enough” to sell after a long period in the same home. While one report frames the price cut in the context of Norton’s reported comments about neighbours, the core shared facts across sources are that the home is on the market, the asking price has been lowered by £700,000, and the original listing price was £4.95 million when it first went up for sale. The reports do not provide additional details on the property’s location, size, or buyer interest beyond the price reduction and listing background.
Graham Norton cuts asking price of London home by £700,000
Graham Norton has reduced the asking price for his luxury London home by £700,000, according to multiple reports. The Evening Standard and the Daily Mail say the property is now listed at a lower pric...
- Graham Norton has reduced the asking price of his London home by £700,000.
- The home is listed for sale and the price cut follows an earlier listing period.
- One source says the property was put on the market in April last year for £4.95 million.
- Reports describe the home as a luxury property and note Norton’s long-term ownership of it.
- A report links the sale and price adjustment to Norton’s remarks about neighbours, though this detail is not central across all sources.
Eurovision commentator Graham Norton has slashed £700,000 off the asking price of his luxury home
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