Author: Andy
‘RECESSION’ seems an unfound island for Saudi Royals. While people around the globe are afraid of losing their jobs, Saudi royals are planning to knock three houses together to build a ‘super home’ worth up to 50 million pounds, in London. The luxurious mansion will boast of 20 bedrooms and 50 rooms.
Moreover, contractors will dig down to create two stories underground that will house a luxury indoor pool, communications room, servants’ bedrooms, dumb waiter and garages big enough to fit limousines in. The street where the mansion is located is a ten minute walk from the Saudi embassy in Mayfair. At 12,000 square feet it will be the biggest home of its kind in central London and will also feature a security station, gym and large strong-room for valuables.
The house was formerly occupied by Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Britain and the grandson of the Kingdom’s founder, Prince Mohammed bin Nawaf bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud, 56, his wife, Princess Fadwa bint Khaled bin Abdallah Al-Saud, and their children. According to the London Evening Standard, the new owner is believed to be another high-ranking Saudi prince. Two mews houses will be demolished and linked via underground rooms to a freshly renovated Grade-II listed five-storey Regency house in the terrace behind. It will become a ‘single family dwelling’.
The former ambassador to Britain, Prince Mohammed bin Nawaf bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud will hand the property to another senior Saudi royal
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