The house featured in the BBC comedy Amandaland, known as 'the big house with the massive hedge', is currently on the market for £4.25 million. Contrary to Amanda Hughes's fictional portrayal of it being in a run-down neighborhood, the property is situated in the affluent district of Camberwell, London. This impressive Victorian home, built in 1871, boasts 12 bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a heated outdoor swimming pool. Owned by actor William Chubb, who purchased it in 1998 with his late wife, journalist Cassandra Jardine, the property has been a cherished family home filled with memories. Christabel Chubb, their daughter, shared her emotional struggle with the prospect of selling the house, equating it to losing her mother again. Despite being listed for sale, it is now believed to be rented out for filming, potentially providing financial support for the family. The estate agents previously described it as one of the most significant properties to hit the market in Camberwell in years, highlighting its architectural beauty and spacious interiors.