Ant McPartlin’s ex-wife Lisa Armstrong has taken their £2.3million five-bed west London mansion off the market after it was on the market for just under a year.

The property is no longer on Rightmove, with a message reading that it has been ‘removed by the agent’ rather than sold.

It comes after the Strictly Come Dancing makeup artist, 48, slashed £250,000 off the asking price of the home she previously share with Ant, 49, back in August.

She placed the fire-ravaged place up for sale for £4million in May 2024 but has had to drop the price just three months into the sale after it failed to excite buyers. 

The divorced couple, who split in 2018, bought the property, which is on an exclusive street in Chiswick, for £2.3million in 2006.

Lisa was handed the keys to the semi-detached property as part of her divorce deal from Ant.

Ant McPartlin’s ex-wife Lisa Armstrong has taken their £2.3million five-bed west London mansion off the market after it was on the market for just under a year

I’m A Celeb host Ant and Lisa split in 2018 after 18 years of marriage (seen together in 2015)

The property, which she has reportedly been renting out, boasts three bathrooms and two cloakrooms. 

MailOnline has contacted representatives for Lisa for comment. 

It comes after the lavish home was gripped by a fire in September 2023, costing £1million worth of damage.

Lisa rented the property to a family of six but it has remained empty since the fire.

A source told The Sun newspaper that Lisa ‘doesn’t want the hᴀssle anymore’ and has bought a new home nearby which has a pool and a gym.

They said: ‘Lisa has long since moved on, but this is one of the last connections she has from her marriage to Ant’.

A Daily Mirror pH๏τographer at the time reported that the house was being rented by a family of six, and their nanny first spotted smoke coming from the first floor bedroom.

The only people in the house at the time are thought to have been the nanny and the cleaner – and the blaze is believed to have been electrical, the newspaper reported.

One of the bedrooms includes a primary suite with a dressing area and an en-suite bathroom. There is also a study, a games room and a bar area.

She placed the fire-ravaged place up for sale for £4million in May 2024 but dropped the price just three months into the sale (pictured after the fire in September 2023) 

The divorced couple, who split in 2018, bought the property, which is on an exclusive street in Chiswick, for £2.3million in 2006 (pictured on their wedding day)

The presenter went on to marry his former personal ᴀssistant, Anne-Marie Corbett, in 2021 and the pair welcomed their first child together, son Wilder Patrick McPartlin in May

It comes after Lisa hit out at ‘losers’ in a cryptic end of year post last month 

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The mansion, which was listed on RightMove, is described as ‘a substantial double-fronted family home’ and located on ‘a sought-after residential road’.

The property includes an 80ft south facing rear garden – with a self-contained garden studio, as well as a gym room and games/cinema room/bar area, according to the listing.

The 27 pH๏τos attached show off the spacious pad and garden, which is adorned with trees and decking, with some bedrooms appearing to have had the floors ripped out.

Lisa has since moved into a new property nearby and recently described the abode as her ‘happy place’ – sharing snaps of several rooms which she had designed to her taste.

It comes after Lisa hit out at ‘losers’ in a cryptic end of year post last month.

The Strictly Come Dancing makeup artist  took to her Instagram Story to share a brutal quote.

It read: ‘Cheers to the people who love us, the losers who lost us, and the lucky b**tards who get to meet us.’

She then posted an inspirational quote, which made reference to the struggles she’s faced this year.

It read: ‘You spent 2024 in survival mode. 2025 is your time to rise, rebuild, and thrive.’

I’m A Celeb host Ant and Lisa split in 2018 after 18 years of marriage.

The presenter went on to marry his former personal ᴀssistant, Anne-Marie Corbett, in 2021 and the pair welcomed their first child together, son Wilder Patrick McPartlin in May.