New Tragic Twist Hits “Saddest Ever” Grand Designs House, Costing Owner Marriage and £7m

New Tragic Twist Hits “Saddest Ever” Grand Designs House, Costing Owner Marriage and £7m

The project started with a budget of £1.8m and was supposed to be completed within 18 months. However, the property is now back on the market through Law of Property Act receivers, suggesting the sale is part of a debt settlement.

Last year, the property was listed with Knight Frank and matchproperty.co.uk, but now Savills has taken over with a fresh Rightmove ad on Friday (January 26). The new listing mentions amenities such as a massive infinity pool, a hot tub, and ample parking space.

The previous owner had expressed that the buyer was still interested in purchasing the property, and the sale was likely to proceed. However, the new listing implies that the purchase did not go through, and the sale is now being handled by London-based estate agents Savills.

A spokeswoman for both Savills and receivers Bellevue Mortlakes confirmed the change in representation but did not provide further details. An editor reviewed this content before it was published.

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