IMRAN KHAN & JEMIMA’S HISTORIC BRITISH FAMILY HOME UP FOR SALE FOR £25 MILLION
By Publisher Ray Carmen
A magnificent British mansion closely connected to former Pakistan Prime Minister and cricket legend Imran Khan and his former wife, Jemima Goldsmith, has been placed on the market for £25 million.
Ormeley Lodge, situated beside Richmond Park and Ham Common in southwest London, was the much-loved home of Jemima’s mother, the late Lady Annabel Goldsmith, and the wider Goldsmith family for almost half a century.
The Grade II* listed Queen Anne residence extends to approximately 15,800 square feet, with ten bedrooms, extensive reception rooms, beautiful walled gardens, a swimming pool and several additional buildings across roughly 2.3 acres.
Imran Khan reportedly lived at Ormeley Lodge for extended periods during his nine-year marriage to Jemima and continued to maintain a flat within the estate following their divorce in 2004.
The remarkable property was far more than a family residence. Over the decades, it became a celebrated meeting place for members of British society, politicians, artists, business leaders and international personalities.
Princess Diana was among its distinguished visitors, reportedly spending time there with Princes William and Harry. The house has also been associated with important historical figures, including Horatio Walpole and former British prime minister William Pitt the Elder.
Lady Annabel and her husband, financier Sir James Goldsmith, acquired Ormeley Lodge in 1976. Following Lady Annabel’s death in 2025 at the age of 91, the family has now decided to sell the extraordinary estate.
For admirers of Imran Khan and Jemima Goldsmith, Ormeley Lodge represents an unforgettable chapter in their shared history — a grand British home where family life, cricket, politics, royalty and society once came together.
A legendary residence carrying nearly 50 years of extraordinary memories has now entered a new chapter.