Six storey Chelsea house for sale for 268% more than it sold for in 2007
Last sold for a total of £5,025,000 million ($6,668,000 or €5,936,000) in 2007, 37–39 Walton Street in Chelsea was formed by the merger of two townhouses that has created an 6,294 square foot home complete with the addition of a two level iceberg basement extension.
Offered for sale now for £18,500,000 ($25,550,000 or €21,854,000) after a lengthy renovation, the six storey house has not only five bedroom suites but also a media room, a lift and a mechanised rising floor that converts a swimming pool into a large entertaining room.
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Vast Georgian mansion in Gloucestershire for sale for just £111 per square foot; it seems incredibly cheap compared to One Hyde Park in Knightsbridge, London, where flats once sold for £7,000 per square foot A substantial 7,895 square five-storey house in North Woodchester, Gloucestershire has gone on sale for £875,000 ($1.1 million, €992,000 or […]
Situated directly next to The Enterprise bar and restaurant, the house is being marketed by Strutt & Parker.









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One for the wrecking ball!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Far too small and lacking in privacy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The interior designer plainly didn’t go to Specsavers.
The interior design is very stripped back and lacks character. I don’t think it’s small but the kitchen looked more like a dressing room! I hate when rooms in a house don’t look distinctive enough to shout kitchen etc. The back garden is “cute” and green. Good about the garage though. I don’t think it is worth that price as I don’t think any house prices in London are worth as much as their asking price!
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Thank you, Margaret.