Where Does Ted Lasso Live In London?

Ted Lasso lives in 9½ Paved Court, Richmond, London. Number 9½ is embedded in one of the prototypical Richmond alleyways that give the town a warm charm.

In real life, the flat is actually number 11. But don't expect to find Lasso there as the real flat is filmed at West London film studios. The film and television studio complex is located in Hayes, Middlesex.

Paved Court is home to many bakes and offers shortbread cookies and a never-ending supply of peanut butter. It's full of eccentric shops, which adds more beauty to the area.

Reale Camiceria, an Italian clothing shop, is located at 10 Paved Court. The shop has a cardboard cutout of Lasso in the window to advertise Ted-themed baseball caps for only 25 pounds.

Another attraction is Chango, which provides authentic Argentine food in a variety of flavors. They have the perfect pre-football food. They have the best handmade simple stories.

Moreover, fans may recognize The Prince's Head Pub, a Rustic-style 1700s pub, which was featured in the series with the name The Crown & Anchor Pub, where supporters gathered to cheer on their team.

The pub also has AFC Richmond memorabilia. And if you are lucky, the pub staff may let you take a cool picture wearing the AFC scarf behind the bar.

Ted Lasso is filmed in multiple stadiums including SkyEX Community Stadium and Selhurst Park. The production was also shot at West London Film Studios.

Scenes of the AFC Richmond's training were filmed at the SkyEx Community Stadium.

It is the same stadium where the new owner of AFC Richmond Rebecca's (Waddingham) office is based in the series.

The stadium is the home ground of the Hayes-based football club Hayes & Yeading United F.C., a semi-professional club currently competing in the Southern League Premier Division South.

Their ground is conveniently based next to West London Studios in Hayes.

South London's Selhurst Park was featured as AFC Richmond's home stadium in Ted Lasso. The football stadium is named Nelson Road in the drama series. It is also referred to as the "dog pound" on the show.

Selhurst Park is a Premier League stadium used by Crystal Palace, commonly called Palace. Opened in 1924, the stadium was designed by Archibald Leitch.

Moreover, exterior shots of Craven Cottage were used in the first season of the drama when Richmond amassed victory at Everton. Craven Cottage has been the home stadium of Fulham F.C. since 1896.

Wembley Stadium was pictured in the second season to portray the FA Cup semi-final match with Manchester City F.C. London Stadium has also been used at different points in the first two series.

Ted Lasso filming locations are spread across London in beautiful places, such as Richmond. It has become a pilgrimage site for Ted Lasso fans.

From the city center to beautiful areas in southeast, southwest, and west London, the sports comedy-drama has captured all.

Tower Bridge London

Ted Lasso was shot at the stunning location of Tower Bridge during the first episode of Season 1.

The bridge lies in central London and is a Grade I listed combined bascule and suspension bridge built between 1886 and 1894.

It was designed by Horace Jones and engineered by John Wolfe Barry. It crosses the River Thames and is among the five London bridges owned by the Bridge House Estates.

Richmond Green

Richmond Green is a recreation area that lies in the center of Richmond. Ted Lasso fans may have noticed this popular gathering spot from his walks to work.

The area is a perfect hang-out spot while enjoying the lovely weather. You can also practice your soccer juggling skills. The place attracts many residents and visitors during summer weekends and public holidays.

Richmond Riverside

Roy and Keeley from Ted Lasso had their first date in this beautiful Richmond Riverside. The path offers stunning views of the River Thames, with boats floating along the walkway.

There are fairy lights and riverside restaurants giving the perfect romantic vibes. The path also leads to Richmond Park, the perfect place for a refreshing day out and a picnic.

Richmond Riverside is a perfect place for lazy summer evening walks and great for catching some sun during the day.

It owes much of its neo-Georgian style to Quinlan Terry, an architect commissioned to restore the area (1984-87).

Mojo Boutique

Mojo Boutique was pictured as the Dolls of England shop in the series. It was visited by Rebecca Welton and Nora.

The lifestyle store and boutique also lie in Twickenham, near Eel Pie Island and the rowing club. The boutique offers beautiful clothing, jewelry, and stationery for sale than dolls.

While looking out for Mojo, people may also visit the Eel Pie, a famous pub that is also on Church Street.

It can be seen in specific episodes as Lasso wanders around Richmond, even though it is in Twickenham in real-life.

Rivoli Ballroom

Rivoli Ballroom lies on Brockley Rd, South East London. Besides Ted Lasso, the location is featured in movies like The Muppets and The Avengers.

This plush ballroom offers 1950s decor and has sparkling chandeliers, gilt framing, and red velvet walls. Brockley mainline station is the closest station to the ballroom.

In Season 1, Ted and his team attended an event for the Benefit for Underprivileged Children Gala and Auction which was held at Rivoli Ballroom.