Noel Gallagher knocks £Millions off the asking price of his London Mansion

February 14, 2019

Noel Gallagher hopefully will not look back in anger as he knocks off £3 million on his London mansion in desperation of trying to find a buyer.

Just how crazy are prices in London? Well Noel Gallagher will certainly be one property owner to study as following a recent £2.5 million knocked off the asking price for his property in Blomfield Road, Little Venice, London, W9 he now gets the chopping block out with a further £500,000 swiped off the value. Greed? Estate Agent over valuing? Plummeting prices? World gone mad?

So £3 million pound off and only £8,495,000 for a six bedroom property in London! Bargain I think considering that it was up for sale at £11,500,000 three years ago… No buyers around for such pumped up prices even if Champagne Supernova or Wonderwall might have been sung live by Noel in the shower or bath.

Property can be viewed on Zoopla here.

Full story in detail can be read on the Daily Mail website.

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