Property News · October 12, 2017

Planning chief rules against radio boss's record-breaking £200m flat


Ashley Tabor has applied to make country’s most expensive apartment by knocking together two penthouses in KnightsbridgePlanning officials have ruled that Westminster council should reject plans by the multi-millionaire owner of Classic FM to create the country’s most expensive flat.Ashley Tabor, 40, had hoped to knock together two apartments at the top of the luxury Knightsbridge Apartments complex to create a £200m penthouse apartment with 10 bedrooms, a cinema, “butler’s pantry” and “service kitchen”. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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