London Began Selling off “Royal” Property
Worldwide, Daily news | Varduhi Ishkhanyan | November 13, 2010 14:42
In London “royal” property is being sold. In XIX century in these mansions next door to the famous Regent’s Park, only aristocrats lived, now they can get anyone who has extra $ 200 million. The firstly sellers hope for buyers from Russia. The details are the correspondent of “Vesti FM in London, Elena Balayeva.
Buy an apartment in London’s expensive new house or apartment house in Chelsea snap – would be money. But to become the owner of the royal estate, almost museum building is a rarity. Few people in London can boast that they live a house designed by the architect of Britain’s most famous XIX century by John Nash. Is that the queen? After Buckingham Palace was built according to specifications Nash. As the building of the Royal Opera. And Trafalgar Square. So this property was for sale.
The buildings are located next door to the famous London Regent’s Park. This vivid examples of architecture of British Empire, or as it is called here, Regency style. 150 years in a row in these palaces lived only aristocrats, then they rented a luxury offices. And now, after repair, put up for sale. Moreover, fully furnished with antiques and expensive: cornices, marble floors, fireplaces – these details are for lovers of antiquity.
For those who like little more modern – the quiet hydraulic lifters and multimedia room. Spa, private gym, a garage for Bentley, detached courtyard housing for workers and a personal sommelier complement the charm of this home. All eight apartments in the building have a huge area – from 700 to 1300 square feet. And, put up for sale royal house is not anyhow what agency and department of real estate auction house Christie’s, which sells houses and villas of exceptional value.
For each of the London apartment to Christie’s plans bail out from 65 to 100 million dollars. Moreover, sellers rely primarily on the buyers from Russia, UAE and China. According to the last couple of years, customers from these countries have become major buyers of luxury housing in the British capital.
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