The historic London residence where former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan lived with his former wife Jemima Khan has been listed for sale with an asking price of £25 million.
Known as Ormeley Lodge, the 10-bedroom Georgian mansion is situated on Ham Common in Richmond, near the renowned Richmond Park. The property spans approximately 15,814 square feet and features seven bathrooms, landscaped gardens, and a separate cottage, according to the property listing.
The house served as Khan’s London residence during his marriage to Jemima Khan and remained his base in the UK for several years after their divorce. During that period, he frequently hosted political meetings, met Pakistani politicians and journalists, and recorded televised messages from the property.
The residence also holds significance in Pakistan’s media history. Following the devastating floods in Pakistan in 2006, Khan recorded several appeals and television messages from the property in support of fundraising and relief efforts.
A source close to the Goldsmith family said the decision to sell the home follows the death of Lady Annabel Goldsmith in October 2025.
According to the source, the family no longer has a practical need to retain the property, as Jemima Khan now lives elsewhere in London and her two sons have their own homes. While describing the residence as a place filled with cherished family memories, the source said Lady Annabel’s passing left a profound void in the family’s life.
The property has long been associated with Pakistan’s political landscape, as Khan used it as his principal London base for nearly two decades. Even after his divorce from Jemima Khan, he continued staying in a self-contained annexe whenever he visited the UK.
Khan is believed to have stayed at Ormeley Lodge for the last time around 2014. Following his subsequent marriages, the property was no longer used as his London residence.
