Hugh Grant's Iconic Blue-Door Home from 'Notting Hill' Listed for $10 Million
What Happened?
The blue-doored home featured in 'Notting Hill' is now on the market for $10 million. Originally owned by screenwriter Richard Curtis, the house is located in London's Notting Hill neighborhood.
Key points
- The house is listed for $10.05 million or £7.5 million.
- Richard Curtis, known for 'Love Actually', previously owned the house.
- The original blue door was sold at auction to deter fans from visiting.
- The home features three bedrooms and two bathrooms across 2,752 square feet.
- The interior has an open layout with dark wooden flooring and tall ceilings.
- The film 'Notting Hill' stars Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts.
Key insights
- The sale could attract fans of the film and collectors of celebrity memorabilia.
- The high listing price reflects the premium real estate market in London.
- The house's unique history may increase its appeal to potential buyers.
Why it matters
This listing highlights the enduring popularity of 'Notting Hill' and its iconic locations.
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Source
Times of India


