A historic house in London’s Covent Garden, described as having inspired locations linked to Harry Potter, is on the market for around £1.6 million. Times of India reports a current asking price of £1.595 million after an earlier £2 million asking price was reduced by £405,000. The listing is for a 300-year-old property on Goodwin’s Court.
All outlets say the house is believed to have connections to the film universe’s “Diagon Alley” and associated details such as the wand shop at Ollivanders. They describe the building as retaining original Georgian features, including a bow window and aged stone steps, and note its long history in the area. Daily Mail frames the home as an 18th-century property built after the Great Fire of London, while Manchester Evening News focuses more directly on the Harry Potter references.
Across coverage, the main differences are the emphasis on price reductions and specific architectural details versus broader historical context and the strength of the Harry Potter tie-in. The overall story remains consistent: the same Covent Garden house is being listed for roughly £1.6 million.
