Imran Khan and Jemima’s historic home in London is up for sale

LONDON: The historic residence in Richmond, UK, where former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan lived with his ex-wife Jemima Khan and her mother Lady Annabelle Goldsmith for many years during their marriage and after their divorce, has been put up for sale.

According to foreign media reports, the asking price for this historic property, called “Ormeley Lodge”, has been set at 25 million pounds (25 million pounds).

Located on Ham Common in Richmond, southwest London, the property is located near Richmond Park. Built in the early Georgian period, this magnificent residence covers an area of ​​​​approximately 15,814 square feet, including 10 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, extensive gardens and a separate cottage.

This residence is also significant in that Imran Khan recorded several special messages and TV shows from this house for the “Pakaar” campaign after the devastating floods in Pakistan in 2006.

According to foreign sources, this historic and uniquely built property has now been officially put on the market for sale, where it is expected to attract extraordinary attention due to its high price and historical significance.