Notting Hill film's iconic blue door property listed for £7.95 million

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The London home featured in the 1999 romantic film 'Notting Hill', starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts, has been put up for sale for £7.95 million. The property was previously owned by the film's screenwriter, Richard Curtis, and gained worldwide recognition following the movie's release. Located in the Notting Hill neighbourhood, the converted church spans 3,000 square feet. The residence includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and has since become a popular tourist destination in London.

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