A historic Imran Khan London House, where Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan spent several years with his former wife Jemima Khan and her mother Lady Annabel Goldsmith, has officially been placed on the market with an asking price of £25 million.
Known as Ormeley Lodge, the impressive detached residence is located in Richmond, southwest London, close to the famous Richmond Park and overlooking Ham Common. The property is regarded as one of the area’s notable Georgian-era homes and has attracted attention because of its connection to the former Pakistani premier.
According to the property’s listing, the residence covers approximately 15,814 square feet and offers 10 spacious bedrooms, seven bathrooms, beautifully landscaped gardens, and a separate cottage. The estate combines historic architecture with modern living, making it one of Richmond’s prestigious residential properties.
The house holds historical significance for Pakistani audiences as well. During his stay in the United Kingdom, Imran Khan reportedly used the property to record television messages and fundraising appeals following Pakistan’s devastating floods. These broadcasts helped raise awareness and support for relief efforts.
Real estate experts believe the property’s prime location, architectural heritage, and association with well-known public figures contribute to its high market value. Richmond remains one of London’s most sought-after residential districts due to its green surroundings and premium housing market.
