‘World’s Most Expensive Bungalow’ Becomes A Death Trap. Here’s How

The luxurious properties in Sandbanks.

A house in an prosperous British neighbourhood bought for 13.5 million kilos (Rs 1,37,46,58245) final month, making it the costliest location to stay on this planet per sq. foot. The identical location is at present within the information as soon as extra after the proprietor declared it a dying lure.

Tom Glanfield, 44, paid a staggering 13.5 million kilos final month to buy North Haven Level in Dorset’s Sandbanks resort.

Nevertheless, this space is named Millionaire’s Row, however Mr. Glanfield remains to be dealing with enormous difficulties in residing there.

In line with The Metro, Mr Glanfield revealed the property is in want of a significant funding to make it livable. The 44-year-old says it ‘depends on obscene quantities of oil’ and wishes a brand new sea defence, which may value 1 million kilos (Rs 10,18,26,536).

“Regardless of the property showing in cheap form from a distance, it was clear on inspection that years of publicity had taken its toll. Though it clearly hasn’t been up to date for a while, sadly, the issues run a lot deeper. The present home has nothing in the way in which of insulation and depends on obscene quantities of oil to warmth it,” mentioned Mr. Glanfield, who has two youngsters.

Mr. Glanfield additionally claimed that his outdated dwelling has a leaking roof, mould and mildew, and a cracked concrete driveway, whereas his neighbours have giant garages, computerized gates, and sizzling tubs.

The worth, which is 4,640 kilos per sq. foot for a flooring space of two,909 sq. ft, is the best on this planet, surpassing New York, London, and Hong Kong.

The multimillionaire proprietor of this home, although, intends to show it right into a sustainable eco-home with desalination and renewable power sources.