A former army barracks is now one of London’s swankiest new residential communities, and one of its most expensive properties has hit the market for £60 million ($72 million)
A former army barracks is now one of London's swankiest new residential communities, and one of its most expensive properties has hit the market for £60 million .
The barracks housed members of the British Royal Army from the 1960s until 2007. Its 12.8 acres sold that year for £959 million to the development company Qatari Diar in one of the priciest residential real estate deals in the world. The site now includes nearly 450 residences built in several phases; properties currently up for sale include a £5.7 million two-bedroom residence and a £55 million townhouse.
Below ground, subterranean pathways connect the property to private parking and Chelsea Barracks' shared amenities building, the Garrison Club — which includes more pools, a gym, and leisure areas. A separate two-floor residence is also accessible via a private garden for welcoming and housing guests.Qatari Diar
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