From Bloomberg, January 24:
A mansion in London’s Regent’s Park that was seized by creditors to members of the Saudi Royal family was sold at a 44% discount to the asking price almost two years after it was put up for sale.
The Holme, a 40-room house whose neighbors include the US Ambassador, was bought for about £139 million ($172 million) by Zedra Trust Company (Uk) Limited on Dec. 13, UK property records show. That price is still one of the highest ever paid for a UK residence. The documents didn’t reveal the ultimate beneficial owner.
The white stucco villa was previously owned by a Guernsey-based company Quendon Ltd., which listed children of Prince Khaled bin Sultan al-Saud as its beneficial owners. Brokers were appointed to sell the property on behalf of creditors to the company in early 2023, with an asking price of £250 million, Green Street News reported at the time....
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We've looked at the houses inside The Regent's Park a few times. Here's a post from 2013:
1) The Sultan of Brunei's shack in Regent's Park:
If location, location, location really is the first rule of real estate this is probably the most valuable private property in England. As a starting guess, £200 million......
