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Johnny Depp's Former London Soho Townhouse Listed for £4.35 Million

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A Georgian townhouse in London's Soho district, previously used by actor Johnny Depp, has been put up for sale and rent. The property, located on D'Arblay Street, spans over 3,400 square feet and dates back to the Georgian era. Depp had used the space in 2024 to pursue his interest in painting. The townhouse is listed at £4.35 million for buyers, while tenants can rent it for £4,250 per week or approximately £18,417 per month.

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