Disgraced ex-BBC newsreader Huw Edwards has reduced the price of his £4.75million home as he and his ex-wife Vicky Flind desperately try and sell it.
The six-bedroom detached property in Dulwich, south London, was put up for sale in October 2024 after Ms Flind filed for divorce from the twisted broadcaster.
They originally purchased the sprawling property for £1.85million in 2006, more than a decade after they had married.
But the property failed to sell following his 2024 conviction for possessing indecent images of children.
Meanwhile, estate agent Pedder tried to entice buyers with reductions on the property in 2025 before being pulled from the market entirely.
And in the midst of a new Channel 5 drama portraying Edward’s downfall, it is once again back on Rightmove as a ‘featured property’ at the reduced price of £3,850,000.
It is understood the mortgage on the property has been fully paid off, meaning a sale will give him a bumper pay-day, especially as he is now without his £475,000-a-year BBC salary.
In a bid to drum up interest in the Dulwich home, it was originally described as ‘a substantial detached mid-century family house’ with ‘exceptionally spacious living accommodation’.
Boasting six bedrooms, three bathrooms, as well as three reception rooms, an office and a library, a double-length garage and a large garden, the sprawling property covers more than 4,000sq ft.
The description read: ‘Set on one of Dulwich’s most desirable residential roads, this substantial six double bedroom detached mid-century family house.
‘The property has been tastefully renovated and extended by the current owners and with a gross internal area of 4,239 sq ft offers extensive living accommodation arranged over three floors.’
It also described the now £3.85million south London home as being ‘ideally located’ near both Dulwich Village and West Dulwich, near several ‘outstanding’ schools, colleges, as well as restaurants, shops and pubs.
The average price of a home on the same road in the last year stood at £1,965,000, down 18 per cent on the previous year.
It was also nearly down by half from the street’s previous peak in 2019, according to Rightmove.
It comes after Edwards and his ex-wife split, and he had left their home in July 2024 ahead of his court case over child pornography images.
Since the court case, Edwards is understood to have been dividing his time between a small flat in Wandsworth, southwest London and another in southwest Wales.
The former BBC anchor was handed a two-year suspended prison sentence in September 2024 after he admitted charges of making indecent images of children.
Yesterday, Edwards dramatically broke cover to the Mail ahead of a Channel 5 drama, produced by Wonderhood, depicting his downfall.
Insiders also exclusively revealed to our senior showbusiness reporter Codie Bullen several aspects of the disgraced star’s ‘deluded’ life in exile.
A new two-part show titled Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards, starring Martin Clunes, will air this evening.
