A car crashed into the front of the Prime Minister’s £1.2 million townhouse on Monday morning.
The black Vauxhall Astra demolished a boundary wall and also damaged a hedge at the four-bed home which Boris Johnson and wife Carrie bought in 2020.
Neighbours were woken by a “loud bang” in Camberwell, south London.
The driver was treated for a minor injury.
The house was targeted by pro-Russian demonstrators weeks ago but police said no offences were identified in the crash - indicating it was an accident.
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said: “Officers attended and found a car that had struck the exterior of a property causing minor damage.
“The driver of the car sustained a minor injury and was assessed by paramedics, but did not require hospital treatment. No offences were identified.”
The Prime Minister bought the four-bedroom property with wife Carrie Johnson for £1.2 million in July 2019, according to Land Registry documents.
The Times reported the house was paid for using a buy-to-let mortgage and was undergoing renovation.
The register of MPs’ interests states that the PM has a rental income of at least £10,000 a year.
