Mansion Where Berezovsky Died Has Secret Buyer
A luxury estate in Berkshire, UK, known as 'Swan Lake,' where Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky died in 2013, has a potential buyer, though the deal is not finalized and faces legal complications due to an existing lien.
Consensus
- The mansion 'Swan Lake' in Berkshire, UK, is for sale for £20 million (2.3 billion rubles).
- The property was the longtime residence of Galina Besharova, former wife of Boris Berezovsky.
- Berezovsky died by suicide in one of the bathrooms in March 2013.
- Besharova decided to sell the property to move to the UAE to be closer to her children.
- The sale is being handled by the UK real estate agency Beauchamp Estates.
- The estate covers approximately 25.5 acres (10 hectares) and includes nine bedrooms, a pool, tennis court, staff cottage, and two lakes.
- The property is linked to the British company Avon Family Limited, which has an active lien registered with EFG Private Bank of Switzerland.
- The potential buyer's identity is being kept secret.
- The listing has disappeared from major real estate platforms recently.
- The buyer has not yet finalized the purchase.
Coverage (2 sources)
- Mansion for 2.3 billion rubles where Berezovsky died found mysterious buyer — РИАМО
- At the luxurious mansion 'Swan Lake' worth 2.3 billion rubles, in which Boris Berezovsky died, a buyer appeared... — Baza