Princess Diana’s family townhouse hits the market — for first time in 22 years

A London residence once home to Princess Diana’s father and stepmother has made a rare appearance on the market.

The five-bedroom property, located in the posh Mayfair area, hasn’t been available for purchase in over two decades and is now seeking $13.89 million.

Built in the early 1980s, the four-story townhouse at 24 Farm Street was first linked to the late Lady Di back in 1990, when her father, Earl Spencer, bought it as a gift for her stepmother, Upon Earl Spencer’s death two years later, Raine assumed full ownership of the property. Not long after, in the brief period between the Princess of Wales’ 1996 divorce from Prince Charles and her tragic 1997 death, she became a frequent visitor of the property, according to press materials.