Graham Norton has put up his plush London home for sale.
The house, which is located along the banks of the River Thames in East London, has been the place that the TV presenter has called home for over twenty years. This also marks the second time in ten years that Norton has put one of his properties up on the market, having previously sold his six bedroom house in Cooden, Bexhill for more than €2.7 million.
This four-storey house, which has views of the river and a riverside garden, has four bedrooms, large windows which bring plenty of light into each room. It also includes double height ceilings, five bathrooms, and a unique patio courtyard garden.
There is the master bedroom on the top floor, which features an en-suite. For visitors, this house is ideal, with two double bedrooms with an en suite in each. There is also a double bedroom without an en suite.
According to reports in The Sunday Times, Graham Norton said on the sale: "We've been thinking about it for a couple of years and I finally feel brave enough to make a huge change to my life".
Norton went on to say that he and husband Johnathan McLeod have have had plenty of good times at that house saying: "My favourite times have definitely been enjoying a drink sitting by the river on a summer's evening".
The presenter also joked that his least favourite moment was when "one of the dogs got stuck in the neighbour's shrub".
This sale is being organised by London Estate Agents Knight Frank.
