Queen of the Primrose Hill Set wants £8m for party pad

MARKING the end of an era, Sadie Frost, the queen bee of the Primrose Hill Set, has put her six-bedroom North London house on the market for £8.25 million.

The property that Sadie shared with her ex-husband, Hollywood actor Jude Law, was the setting for a string of legendary parties enjoyed by members of the clique.

Frost and Law bought the house in 2002 for around £2 million. A spiral staircase ascends to a luxury master suite complete with a boudoir-style dressing room and study that occupies the entire first floor.

The couple became the leaders of the Primrose Hill Set, hosting raucous parties attended by Liam Gallagher and his then-wife Patsy Kensit, Noel Gallagher and his thenwife Meg Mathews, actor Rhys Ifans and singer Lisa Moorish.

Having kept the house in her divorce settlement from Law, Frost raised her four children, Finlay, now 29, Rafferty, 23, Iris, 18, and Rudy, 17, under its roof. It is thought she is keen to downsize now they have grown up.

The couple’s louche lifestyle was first disclosed by designer Pearl Lowe, wife of Supergrass star Danny Goffey, in 2005. She revealed the two couples began to sleep with each other in 2001 while on holiday in Greece. Lowe claimed that Frost pursued her husband, and that Law became ‘obsessed’ with her. Frost and Law divorced in 2003. It has also been reported that Frost, now 54, was intimately close with Kate Moss and Davinia Taylor — nicknamed the ‘loo roll heiress’ because her father, Alan Murphy, owns a toilet paper company — at the marital home.

Frost — who was married to Spandau Ballet guitarist Gary Kemp until they split in 1995 — has been dating Darren Strowger for six years. These days, she is more well-behaved. The producer and fashion designer is a yoga fan and has cast son Rafferty in a short film, Running Man.

The estate agent Savills, which is marketing the property, and Frost declined to comment.