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'Most Expensive Home in History' Sells for £270m in Chelsea
Providence House drew multiple bidders and sold for more than £270 million, a price believed to set a record for a single home sale.
- Billionaire property developer and Reform UK treasurer Nick Candy sold his Chelsea mansion, Providence House, for more than £270 million , believed to be the biggest single house sale in history.
- The Grade II-listed property sits on a two-acre site that once accommodated the residence of Britain's first Prime Minister Robert Walpole; Christian Candy purchased it in 2012 for about £75 million.
- Surpassing the £210 million paid for a Hyde Park mansion and the near $240 million New York penthouse, this sale stands out amid a 31% decline in prime property transactions reported by LonRes.
- Following his divorce from Australian actress Holly Valance last year, Candy serves as a senior figure within Reform UK, having donated about £1 million to the party in 2025.
- Candy is turning his attention to luxury development projects in the Middle East while maintaining trophy assets, including the flagship duplex penthouse at One Hyde Park in Knightsbridge.
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Treasurer of Britain’s Reform party Nick Candy ‘sells London mansion for record-breaking £270m’
Reform’s UK treasurer Nick Candy has sold his mansion in London’s exclusive Chelsea district reportedly for more than £270m in what is believed could be the most expensive house sale in history.
·Ireland
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This has closed a sale that exceeds $279 million paid in 2020 by a mansion overlooking Hyde Park.
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Billionaire who split from Australian actress sells London home for $517 million
UK entrepreneur Nick Candy, who divorced Australian actress Holly Valance last year, has completed what is believed to be the most expensive house sale in history.
·Sydney, Australia
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Leaning Left5Leaning Right4Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution42% Left
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- 42% of the sources lean Left
42% Left
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C 25%
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