Notting Hill house with iconic blue door goes on sale for £7.95million
The three-bedroom home spans about 3,000 sq ft and is being sold off-market through Invisible Homes.
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Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts’ Notting Hill home with famous blue door listed for £7.95 million nearly 30 years after film’s release
The London home made famous by Hugh Grant, Julia Roberts and Rhys Ifans in ‘Notting Hill’ is on the market for £7.95 million. Once owned by screenwriter Richard Curtis, the property became a global tourist attraction after the 1999 film. The converted church spans 3,000 sq ft and includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
In London, Pound7.95 million ($10.5 million) sold a house where the heroes of the film Notting Hill lived with Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts. The house is located in the same area of the British capital, written by The Daily Mail. At the time of the film's 1999 film, the house was owned by stagewriter Richard Curtis. After a successful production (the fees exceeded $363 million with a budget of 42 million), he sold real estate. Fasad, with a blue…
The house with the cult blue door, whose facade appeared in the romantic comedy Notting Hill, was put on the market for £7.95 million, over 886 million rubles, as reported by Daily Mail.
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