Comedian David Walliams slashed the price of his mansion after it failed to sell, while he was battling accusations of sexually inappropriate behaviour.

The former Britain’s Got Talent judge, who allegedly used his fame to prey on teenager girls , last month took £1.45m off the asking price of his period London home to try to attract a buyer, it’s been revealed.

Walliams, who denies any wrongdoing, put the four-bedroom house up for sale in June with a price tag of £11,950,000, according to Rightmove . But five months on, the star dropped the price to £10.5m.

Estate agent Marcus Parfitt, which specialises in properties from £2m upwards, described the home as “an imposing white stucco-fronted residence” in a coveted position in north London.

The star has reduced the £11.95m price tag of house in north London (Marcus Parfitt)

The details read: “Arranged over multiple levels and extending to approximately 4527sq ft (421sq m), the property, which has been totally refurbished and extended by the current owner…