"Palace" for 4 million: Russian banker cannot get rid of dubious real estate in Britain (photo)

The media spoke about the real estate of a millionaire, which was exhibited on the British real estate portal. As it turned out, Lukov, whom Daily Mail called "Russian rich", set a price for the house, which was critically and with a mockery perceived by locals. The house previously belonged to the police department and consists of four living rooms. The millionaire has reworked it somewhat and set for sale for £ 3. 5 million (approximately $ 4. 6 million).

The photo showed the house: we see a brick two -storey building, outside the "palace", which should be rich. The article noted that the price of real estate "overwhelming" and it was ridiculed by Londoners. Meanwhile, the millionaire explained why he wanted to sell the house more expensive than the usual prices for this area. He explained that he spent a lot of money on repair - about £ 1. 4 million.

Lukov would like to return the money, but he never found the buyer for a year and a half, the article is said. In addition, there is another real estate, which it sells for £ 3. 3 million, and also unsuccessfully. The media led the reviews of the locals under the page of the sale of the former "municipal house", which the millionaire would like to get rid of.

They consider it "too optimistic", the price is called "nonsense" and do not believe that someone will pay such money, even if the owner has reworked the basement. "It cannot be true! If it is sold for £ 3. 5 million, I will put my house for sale for £ 5 million the next day. It will not sell it in so many years and a million years," the Londoner's words brought.

Lukov Nikolov (Lukov Nikolov) is a 49-year-old Britain's citizen who owns four companies of different directions in Britain, wrote on the government portal. At the same time, the EU's sanctions page indicates that it is a Russian banker, which owns a "Moscow Credit Bank". It should be noted that in June, Tiktok appeared a video of the British, who told about another scandal in London. As it turned out, he leased an apartment and was shocked, in which it was left by the tenants.

Meanwhile, in April 2022, Focus wrote about other problems of Russian millionaires affected by the invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine. For example, the Oligarch Deripaska lost control of the house in London, in which Ukrainian refugees were settled. Other wealthy appealed to the Forbes Media to call them "Russian entrepreneurs".