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by Executive Editors October 13, 2012

written by Executive Editors October 13, 2012

Hariri Mansion in Knightsbridge for sale A 60,000 square-foot (5,574 square meter) ultra-luxurious home in London’s Knightsbridge is on sale with an asking price of GBP 300 million ($488 million). Owned by former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri from 1982 until his assassination in 2005, after Hariri’s death the mansion was bestowed as a gift to Saudi Crown Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz, as reported The Financial Times. Prince Sultan passed away in October 2011 and the property was put up for sale without any public announcement of the offer, said the FT citing industry insiders. Comprising seven floors and 45 bedrooms, many with a view of Hyde Park, plus luxury amenities, the home is expected to satisfy the requirements of even the most discerning family. If the asking price is met, the transaction will set a new record for the most expensive home sale in the United Kingdom, some 115 percent

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