Ant McPartlin Nets Massive Profit from Sale of Luxurious Seven-Bedroom London Mansion
Ant McPartlin, the well-known television presenter, has achieved a significant financial gain from the recent sale of his luxurious seven-bedroom mansion in Wimbledon, South West London. The sale price was set at £8.25 million, resulting in nearly £3 million profit, having originally purchased the property for £5.45 million in 2018.
Details of the Property Sale
McPartlin and his wife, Anne-Marie Corbett, made the decision to sell the mansion due to a planning dispute with local residents. The planning issue centered around plans to remove six protected trees from their garden. The couple received permission to remove the trees last February, despite the Tree Preservation Order safeguarding them.
Background of the Mansion
- Location: Wimbledon, South West London
- Bedrooms: Seven
- Purchase Price: £5.45 million in 2018
- Sale Price: £8.25 million, resulting in a profit of nearly £3 million
- New Owners: Sir Fraser Morrison and his wife, Patricia
After facing opposition from neighbors who felt the removal lacked justification, Ant and Anne-Marie chose to revise their application to retain the trees. Ultimately, they decided to relocate instead of continuing with the controversial plans.
Investments in the Property
During their time in the mansion, the couple invested hundreds of thousands of pounds into renovations. This move followed McPartlin’s split from his ex-wife, Lisa Armstrong, in 2017.
In a statement, Ant’s representative mentioned that the decision to sell was made for “family reasons.” The family dynamics appear to be a central factor in their transition.
With the successful sale of the mansion, McPartlin not only secured a substantial profit but also took a step forward for his family’s future.
