Lily Allen David Harbour List $8M Brooklyn Townhouse Amid Divorce

Lily Allen and David Harbour have listed their Brooklyn townhouse in the Carroll Gardens neighborhood for nearly $8 million, more than doubling their 2021 purchase price of about $3.35 million. The late 19th-century four-story brownstone features five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a gym, and a backyard with a cold plunge and sauna, all renovated under architect Ben Bischoff and designer Billy Cotton, whose name Allen referenced in her recent album. Allen's new album, "West End Girl," released shortly before the listing, includes lyrics that seem to chronicle the breakdown of their marriage, including references to the home and Harbour's alleged infidelity. Their Architectural Digest house tour video revealed a maximalist interior with Italian and British influences, whimsical wallpapers, and luxe details, but also showcased contrasting body language between the couple; Allen appeared insecure and self-comforting, while Harbour exhibited nervous energy and self-focus. The couple married in September 2020 and separated in February 2025, with the home symbolizing both their union and eventual split. The listing and surrounding media coverage highlight the intertwining of their personal and public lives amid the sale of their shared residence.