Gino D'Acampo is said to have pulled his £4.2million Grade II listed townhouse in Hertfordshire off the market.
Daily Mail revealed in February that the shamed TV chef r after struggling to sell it.
Just a month later Gino has seemingly taken the seven-bedroom home off the property market completely, according to The Sun.
The impressive Georgian property in the upmarket town of Hoddesdon was originally put up for sale in June last year.
Daily Mail has contacted Gino's representatives for comment.
The U-turn comes despite plans for Gino to move to Australia for work projects, after his upcoming shows on were removed over multiple claims of inappropriate conduct allegations.
His restaurant empire was also said to have racked up debts of £7.3million before going into administration.
One source told Daily Mail: 'Gino has found out more than anyone that it is a buyer's market at the moment. It's very unpredictable. He will no doubt have been gutted that he has had to reduce the value.
'It's clear he has not been able to find a buyer who will pay what he wants for it. This is despite Hoddesdon being a really upmarket and trendy area.'
Gino D'Acampo is said to have pulled his £4.2million Grade II listed townhouse in Hertfordshire off the market
The townhouse (pictured) has six bathrooms, a giant kitchen/breakfast room and a living area featuring a grand piano next to a spectacular Georgian fireplace
Gina and his wife Jessica had spent a significant amount on the 4,720 sq ft property, which includes period features typical of houses of its era including fireplaces in eight of the rooms, tall ceilings with roses and original ornate cornices
Gino and wife Jessica had spent a lot of time, money and effort on renovating the property where they live with children Luciano, 23, Rocco, 20, and Mia, 13.
The property advertisement online says: 'London style in Hoddesdon. This elegant Grade II listed Georgian house is typical of properties situated in prime central London locations and offers spectacular accommodation extending to 4,720 sq ft.
'The current owners have sympathetically restored the house with style and imagination to create an outstanding and impressive property. There are period features throughout typical of houses of this era including fireplaces in eight of the rooms, tall ceilings with roses, original ornate cornices and large shuttered windows which flood the rooms with natural light.'
The house has six bathrooms, a giant kitchen/breakfast room and a living area featuring a grand piano next to a spectacular Georgian fireplace.
Gino has previously pictured himself playing guitar in the room in front of the roaring fire.
Earlier this year, an ITV investigation found there were multiple claims of 'unacceptable,' 'distressing' and 'horrendous' treatment while working with Gino over more than 12 years.
It was also claimed ITV ignored complaints over the star's 'inappropriate' towards his colleagues, which included 'vile' and 'sexist' comments made towards Holly Willoughby in 2018.
He told ITV News he 'firmly denied' all the allegations, which he called 'deeply upsetting.
