No, not in this country
Not sure when the split happened (between
Tegenaria and
Malthonica - it use to be
T.pagana and it use to be
M.silvestris at one point!, so things keep switching)
Anyway - it's very hard to tell with
Tegenaria spp - which I think this is, you need a microscope to make 100% confirmation - even with the help of the sternum markings (not 100% accurate but helpful) I think you're dealing with one of the main 3. Either
Tegenaria domestica, T.atrica or
T.gigantea
don't suppose you could give the size (excluding legs please)