London house from Notting Hill goes on sale for £7.95m

A house with a blue door in the London district of Notting Hill, the facade of which was used in the shooting of the 1999 film of the same name, put up for sale for £7.95 million (about $10.5 million), reports the Daily Mail.

The area of the house is about 3 thousand square feet (279 square meters). It has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, a combined kitchen, dining room and living room, a gallery with an office, a courtyard and a hidden roof terrace. The object is exhibited through the service of closed ads Invisible Homes.

The film used only the facade of the building and the entrance with a blue door, interior scenes were filmed in the pavilion. At the time of filming, the property belonged to Richard Curtis, who sold it shortly after the film was released. In 2014, the house was purchased by entrepreneur Neil Hutchinson for £4.575 million (about $6.1 million at the current exchange rate).

Notting Hill was released in 1999. The main roles were played by Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant, directed by Roger Michell, the script was written by Curtis. According to Box Office Mojo, with a budget of $42 million, the world’s original rental fees amounted to about $363.9 million.

In March 2025, an apartment was put up for sale in New York City, where the scenes of the film The Devil Wears Prada were filmed. The Soho facility was asked for $8.95 million after it failed to sell for $8.99 million.