LONDON: The historic British residence once shared by Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan and his former wife Jemima Khan has been placed on the market with an asking price of £25 million.
The property, known as *Ormley Lodge*, is a 10-bedroom detached Georgian house located on Ham Common in Richmond, southwest London, close to the scenic Richmond Park. Spread across approximately 15,814 square feet, the estate features seven bathrooms, landscaped gardens, and a separate cottage.
The house carries deep personal and political associations. During his marriage to Jemima Khan, Imran Khan lived at the residence alongside her mother, Lady Annabelle Goldsmith.
Even after their divorce, the PTI founder continued to spend time at Ormley Lodge, which became a familiar backdrop for his public engagements. Notably, in 2006, Khan recorded televised appeals and messages from the property in response to Pakistan’s devastating floods, underscoring its role as a base for his political and humanitarian outreach.
The listing of Ormley Lodge has drawn attention not only for its grandeur but also for its symbolic connection to Khan’s years in Britain, a period that shaped his political trajectory and public persona.
