Princess Diana-linked London mansion hits market for £33.5 million

Ormeley Lodge, a Georgian mansion in Richmond, London, has entered the property market with an asking price of £33.5 million. The Grade II-listed estate, spanning 2.3 acres, played a significant role in the lives of Princess Diana and her friend Lady Annabel Goldsmith. In 1989, it was the site of a reported confrontation between Diana and Camilla, who was then Charles's wife, at a party commemorating Annabel Elliot's 40th birthday.

The 10-bedroom, 7-bathroom property also served as a home for Diana and Prince William and Harry, where they spent time with Lady Annabel Goldsmith. The estate, marketed by Sotheby’s International Realty, features a swimming pool, tennis court, wine cellar, and additional cottages. The sale of Ormeley Lodge follows the death of Lady Annabel Goldsmith, who passed away in October 2025.

The property's history spans the breakdown of Diana and Charles's marriage, the royal relationship between Charles and Camilla, and the personal life of Diana and her children.