London Townhouse Amid ‘Ted Lasso’ Set Selling for £4.5 Million

Fans of “Ted Lasso” take note: A lavish home in Richmond Green—a pocket of London that viewers of the much-loved Apple TV+ series will instantly recognize—has come to the market for £4.5 million (US$5.68 million).

Richmond Green and the townhouse’s immediate surroundings were a major filming location for the Emmy Award-winning show. Ted’s flat is around the corner; the local pub, where Ted and Coach Beard go to grab a pint, is just steps away; and the green itself, directly in front of the house, featured in plenty of scenes throughout the series.

The red-brick house, which dates to the mid-18th century, is a “fabulous example of Georgian architecture and craftsmanship,” said listing agent Peter Norgrove of Savills, which brought the home to the market earlier this week. Richmond Green is a historic village “immortalized as Henry VII’s former jousting ground” and now, as the set of the hit TV series, Norgrove added.

“Ted Lasso” filmed all around Richmond Green, including on this side street, just steps from the house.
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Set behind wrought iron railings, the four-bedroom property is loaded with period charm across its 3,698 square feet, from the high ceilings, fireplaces and ceiling cornicing to the window shutters, wide exposed floorboards and paneled hallway.

The sellers, who couldn’t be reached for comment, embarked on a “sympathetic renovation that has been carried out with great thought, depth of quality and attention to detail,” according to the listing.

There’s a drawing room that spans the full width of the house and features three floor-to-ceiling windows; a dining room; a media room; a bespoke kitchen with direct access onto the courtyard garden; a study; and four bedrooms including a sizable primary suite with views out over the Green.

The home last changed hands for £2.95 million in 2014, property records show.

This article first appeared on Mansion Global .

Long-term Sydney residents always had handful of not-so-glamourous nicknames for the building on the corner of Cleveland and Baptist Streets straddling Redfern and Surry Hills, but after a modern rebirth that’s all changed.

Once known as “Murder Mall” or “Methadone Mall”, the 1960s-built Surry Hills Shopping Centre was a magnet for colourful characters and questionable behaviour. Today, however, a $500 million facelift of the site — alongside a slow and steady gentrification of the two neighbouring suburbs — the prime corner property has been transformed into a luxury apartment complex Surry Hills Village by developer Toga Group.

The crowning feature of the 122-apartment project is the three-bedroom penthouse, fully completed and just released to market with a $7.5 million price guide.

Measuring 211sqm of internal space, with a 136sqm terrace complete with landscaping, the penthouse is the brand new brainchild of Surry Hills local Adam Haddow, director of architecture at award-winning firm SJB.

Victoria Judge, senior associate and co-interior design lead at SJB says Surry Hills Village sets a new residential benchmark for the southern end of Surry Hills.

“The residential offering is well-appointed, confident, luxe and bohemian. Smart enough to know what makes good living, and cool enough to hold its own amongst design-centric Surry Hills.”

Allan Vidor, managing director of Toga Group, adds that the penthouse is the quintessential jewel in the crown of Surry Hills Village.

“Bringing together a distinct design that draws on the beauty and vibrancy of Sydney; grand spaces and the finest finishes across a significant footprint, located only a stone’s throw away from the exciting cultural hub of Crown St and Surry Hills.”

Created to maximise views of the city skyline and parkland, the top floor apartment has a practical layout including a wide private lobby leading to the main living room, a sleek kitchen featuring Pietra Verde marble and a concealed butler’s pantry Sub-Zero Wolf appliances, full-height Aspen elm joinery panels hiding storage throughout, flamed Saville stone flooring, a powder room, and two car spaces with a personal EV.

All three bedrooms have large wardrobes and ensuites with bathrooms fittings such as freestanding baths, artisan penny tiles, emerald marble surfaces and brushed-nickel accents.

Additional features of the entertainer’s home include leather-bound joinery doors opening to a full wet bar with Sub-Zero wine fridge and Sub-Zero Wolf barbecue.

The Surry Hills Village precinct will open in stages until autumn next year and once complete, Wunderlich Lane will be home to a collection of 25 restaurants and bars plus wellness and boutique retail. The EVE Hotel Sydney will open later in 2024, offering guests an immersive experience in the precinct’s art, culture, and culinary offerings.

The Surry Hills Village penthouse on Baptist is now finished and ready to move into with marketing through Toga Group and inquiries to 1800 554 556.

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