Graham Norton cuts £700k off London home after relisting
Graham Norton has cut £700,000 off his Grade II-listed Georgian home on the Thames in Wapping, relisting the four-storey London property at £4.25 million after more than a year on the market. The broadcaster originally listed the Pier Head residence for £4.95 million in April 2025, but the search for a buyer continues through Knight Frank. With his New York carriage house already sold for $5.3 million, Norton is now focused on finding a new owner for the riverside London home he has loved for two decades.
Key Takeaways
- Graham Norton relisted his Wapping home at £4.25 million after a £700,000 price cut.
- The Grade II-listed Georgian house dates to 1811 and sits on the River Thames.
- Inside, the four-floor layout includes vaulted ceilings, three double bedrooms and a top-floor principal suite.
- Norton's Manhattan carriage house sold for $5.3 million; his London sale search continues.
- The property is listed with Knight Frank in the Pier Head conservation area.
Why did Graham Norton cut the price on his London home?
More than a year after first putting his London home on the market, Graham Norton reduced the asking price by £700,000, according to Yahoo Lifestyle Canada. The broadcaster's Grade II-listed Georgian house on the banks of the River Thames in Wapping was originally listed for £4.95 million in April 2025.
It has now been relisted at £4.25 million, and the search for a buyer continues. The price adjustment comes as Norton reshapes a property portfolio that once spanned both sides of the Atlantic.
What does Graham Norton's Wapping home look like inside?
Dating back to 1811, the house forms part of two terraces originally built for the Dock Masters and Customs Offices. The layout spans four floors and comprises a large hallway, two reception rooms, three double bedrooms, a bright open-plan entertaining space, and a vast principal suite across the entire top floor.
Features such as vaulted ceilings, wooden beams, and original floorboards highlight the home's rich history. What really sets it apart is the converted warehouse, which offers versatile space for entertaining or additional accommodation.
Norton previously said he loved his time in Pier Head over the last 20 years, calling the house "the ideal mix of cosy and open-plan living that spills out to the riverside." Outside, buyers get a secluded private garden, an inner courtyard, and access to a beach revealed twice daily at low tide.
What happened to Graham Norton's New York property?
The London property was one of two homes Graham Norton put up for sale last May. He also listed his historic New York carriage house in Manhattan's Murray Hill neighbourhood, one of just 10 converted former horse stables tucked away within a small gated mews.
Listed via The Corcoran Group, that characterful property has already sold for $5.3 million. Norton purchased it from supermodel Claudia Schiffer in 2002. With New York off his books, attention now turns to whether a buyer will meet his revised £4.25 million ask in London.
Who is selling Graham Norton's London home?
Graham Norton's London property remains on the market for £4.25 million with Knight Frank. Simon Boulton, partner at the agency, described it as "incredibly rare" to find a Georgian property of this quality in such a prominent position overlooking the Thames.
For more on celebrity property moves, see our Celebrity Breaking News coverage. Boulton noted the private garden square and iconic London views offer a chance to own a "meticulously preserved piece of maritime heritage."