In 2017, 21-year-old Sophie Turner bought a West London mews townhouse for £2.6 million; nine years later, after two price cuts, the Game of Thrones star is now accepting offers over £1.75 million

Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner has slashed more than £550,000 off the asking price of her London Townhouse. The 30-year-old is ready to bear a substantial loss of over £1 million, having reduced the price in less than five months in a desperate bid to find a buyer, according to the Daily Mail.Turner, a mom of two, was 21 when she bought the townhouse on a private mews in west London, through her acting company for £2.6 million in July 2017. She managed to negotiate a £295k discount after it was struggling to sell, but now it appears that history is repeating itself. She moved back into the house when she returned to London from the US in 2023 after splitting from Jonas Brothers singer Joe Jones, but now it seems she is ready to get the house off her hands.In May 2026, she put the home on the market for £2.3 million but when no buyers came forward, the price was cut to £1,999,950 in September. Just weeks later, she dropped it again, asking for offers over £1.75 million, meaning Turner has knocked a staggering £550,000 off the asking price in just under five months.If the four-bedroom house sells at the new price, Turner will still be losing £850,000. That is without factoring the six-figure stamp duty she would have paid upon purchase, estate agents and legal fees, pushing the real loss over £1 million. Thus, the agents Chestertons have cast the net beyond the UK and invited Chinese-speaking house-hunters to get in touch through the firm’s dedicated China Desk.The listing calls the home ‘stylish and very well presented’ with ‘a beautiful, contemporary finish over four floors.’ The property is a private mews townhouse in west London, a style of residence rooted in the city’s 18th- and 19th-century horse-and-carriage era, when such buildings were used as stables and accommodation for staff behind grand townhouses. Today, these former service buildings have been converted into sought-after urban homes, prized for their privacy and distinctive character.Turner’s contemporary four-storey home combines this traditional layout with modern interiors, featuring three bathrooms and a master bedroom that occupies the entire top floor and opens onto a private balcony. Unlike sprawling celebrity mansions, the townhouse makes efficient use of vertical space, offering a more compact but exclusive form of London luxury.Turner, who boasts an estimated £7.5 million fortune, gained limelight due to her role as Sansa Stark in Game of Thrones, where she was paid £ 158,000 per episode. Now, she is all set to be featured in Amazon’s big-budget reboot of Tom Raider to be released next year, where the actress will be playing the role of Lara Croft.