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News · 8 April 2026

Nick Candy's Chelsea house sells for £265 million

Nick Candy's Chelsea house sells for £265 million

A London property sale has set a new record, becoming one of the most expensive residential transactions globally, with the buyer remaining undisclosed. Property developer Nick Candy sold his Chelsea mansion, Providence House, for more than £265 million, making it Britain's biggest ever house sale. The Grade II-listed mansion, located in the Royal Chelsea Hospital grounds, boasts its own lake and an underground swimming pool.

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