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Diana's Confrontation Mansion Lists for $33.5M
15 Oct
Summary
- London mansion linked to royal marriage drama listed for $33.5 million.
- Property was site of 1989 confrontation between Princess Diana and Camilla.
- Home hosted Princess Diana and her sons, Princes William and Harry.
Ormeley Lodge, a Grade II-listed Georgian residence in Richmond, London, has been listed for sale at $33.5 million. This historic property is notably linked to a significant confrontation in 1989 between Princess Diana and Camilla Parker Bowles concerning Prince Charles.
The 2.3-acre estate, featuring walled gardens, ten bedrooms, and seven bathrooms, also served as a personal sanctuary for Princess Diana. She spent time there with her close friend Lady Annabel Goldsmith and often brought her sons, Princes William and Harry.
The reported 1989 incident occurred during a party hosted by Lady Annabel Goldsmith at Ormeley Lodge. Accounts suggest Diana confronted Camilla about her relationship with Charles, which has since become a prominent part of the narrative surrounding the breakdown of Diana and Charles's marriage.
Lady Annabel Goldsmith passed away in October 2025 at the age of 91. Her son, Ben Goldsmith, stated it was time to pass the treasured family home to another family.
The property's sale follows the death of Lady Annabel Goldsmith, who had owned the estate for many years. Its next owner will acquire a substantial residence with deep historical ties to London's social and royal circles.
