Lily Allen and David Harbours Townhouse Deal Collapses

The sale of and 's former New York townhouse has reportedly fallen through.

The couple were thought to have finally sold the Brooklyn property for $7million back in January after slashing the price from the original asking number of $8million, according to TMZ.

But The Sun reports that it is now back on the market for $7.3million after falling through recently.

The Daily Mail has contacted Lily and David's representatives for comment.  

In 2023, after renovating the four-storey brownstone with the help of interior designer Billy Cotton and architect Ben Bischoff. 

The former couple, who tied the knot in in 2020 before splitting in 2024, opened up their home to Architectural Digest.

From an eye-catching tiger-print media room and a luxury kitchen inspired by The Godfather, to floral Parisian-inspired bedrooms and a stunning walk-in wardrobe filled with designer goods, the pair gave fans an intimate glimpse inside their impressive home. 

On the bottom floor, they created a quirky media room complete with tiger-print carpet and a matching sofa. 

At the time, Lily described the space as 'relaxing', revealing that the pair often watched films and TV shows there. The room also led out to the backyard, which featured a sauna and a cold-plunge pool. 

Off the media room sat a black toilet - a feature which David previously admitted was his idea. 

One of the most impressive spaces, however, was the sprawling kitchen, which David said was designed with the iconic film The Godfather firmly in mind. 

Finally securing a buyer in January came after the Daily Mail revealed that the former couple had been , which had reportedly been left vacant for months at the time.

In a desperate move to sell the townhouse, it was placed on the market for $7.3million - slashing $699,000 off the original asking price from the previous October.

At the time, it was believed the five-bedroom home had remained empty since their split, with Lily relocating back to her native London while David had been busy filming and promoting Stranger Things.  

While it's unlikely David needed a quick sale for cash - as he makes millions from TV shows and movies - having such an asset was only likely to slow down the divorce process.

However, Lily does have her own financial issues, which she readily admitted to in interviews now that she's split up from David.

She said recently: 'Contrary to popular belief, my parents have not been bankrolling my life since I was 17 or 18 years old. 

'A year and a half ago, I was financially stable and I didn't have to think about work. And now I do. And this is what I do to earn money.'