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British billionaire sells most expensive house ever for over 300 million euros

British billionaire sells most expensive house ever for over 300 million euros

British billionaire Nick Candy has sold his property for approximately 309 million euros (270 million pounds), setting a record for the most expensive home ever sold. The transaction was reported by Bloomberg as the highest price ever paid for a single residence.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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