I kept going back to the far right of the study photograph. The big desk is in the middle, the window takes up most of one wall and there are framed pictures all over the place. The one that caught my eye is just past the window. It’s a black-and-white print of a man leaning his head into his hand. There’s a picture of David Walliams with that same print over his shoulder.
That study is photo five in the £10.5 million listing by Regent’s Park. It appeared alongside a Companies House form in a post on X on 10 November. The form gives 11 Prince Albert Road as the address for Walliams’s Little Britain Limited correspondence. Marcus Parfitt’s sale particulars are for that same house, a four-bedroom freehold of about 4,527 square feet. Rightmove’s price reduction is dated 5 October, so the listing was there well before the post.
The photograph beside the window
In HELLO!’s 2022 feature, Walliams is in front of a worktop lined with his favourite children’s books of 2021. Over his shoulder, beside the glassware shelves, is the same portrait. It’s one of several glimpses of the interiors in photos Walliams shared himself.
Then there’s the kitchen. In one of those older photos Walliams is down on the floor with his dogs, in front of a row of high grey stools. Over to the right is a black stove set into the wall with a television mounted above it. The wooden handrail on the glass stair rail crosses one corner of the frame. The same three features sit together in the listing’s wider view. You can even see where the stairs drop down next to the stove.
Roger Moore and a 1970s portrait
Look at the wall above the sofa in the eighth listing photo. Roger Moore’s name is up there twice, on Moonraker and For Your Eyes Only. Walliams talked about the books he grew up with in a Radio 4 interview with Michael Rosen, and the programme notes put James Bond among his influences.
The bedroom photo has a portrait over the headboard, all white feathers and oversized glasses. The person in it is Elton John. His pose and the piano in the background match a Terry O’Neill photograph from around 1973. There’s also a framed figure in a dark coat and hat on the opposite wall, standing with a cane on a long path. It has no caption in the gallery.
What changed at Little Britain Limited
Walliams and Matt Lucas are both listed as active directors on the company’s officers page. They joined on 11 September 2026, the date when three other directors’ appointments ended. That round of filings led to chatter about a Little Britain comeback. Lucas said in September that there were no plans for a reboot.
The 9 November form, a PSC04, updates the details on Walliams’s entry as a person with significant control. There’s a figure for shares and another for votes, each in the same bracket, more than 25% and up to 50%. That’s where the new correspondence address appears. The paperwork and the old pictures give the listing a link to Walliams. Who owns the place now, and who lives there, are unconfirmed.
Last Updated: November 10, 2026
