Last sold: 2021
£1,750,000
Last sold: 2021
COST PER SQUARE FOOT: £1,214
Terraced house Leasehold
44 Kinnerton Street, London, City Of Westminster, Greater London, SW1X 8ES
How much has this property changed in price
since it was last sold?
44 Kinnerton Street, London is a leasehold terraced house - it is ranked as the 8th most
expensive property in SW1X 8ES, with a valuation of £2,081,000.
Since it last sold in April 2021 for £1,750,000, its value has increased by £331,000.
Sale history
44 Kinnerton Street, London has 2 transactions recorded with HM Land Registry - its market
value today is £2,081,000.
The current owner bought the property in April 2021 for £1,750,000 and has lived here for
less than one year.
Date Price Change
Today's value £2,081,000 £331,000 18.9%
19 Apr 2021 £1.750.000 E 1 ,460,000 503.4%
22 Jan 1997 £290.000
Since the current owner purchased the property, its value has increased by £331,000
(18.9%).
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This valuation doesn't take account of any home improvements - see below for a fully
refurbished valuation.
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The Steeple Times' reveals further information
about Ghislaine Maxwell's activities in London just
as Princess Beatrice is spotted round the corner
from the alleged madam's pad
Early yesterday evening, Princess Beatrice was spotted shopping round
the corner from the late Jeffrey Epstein's fixer Ghislaine Maxwell's
Kinnerton Street home in Waitrose in Motcomb Street, Belgravia.
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Sporting a turquoise overcoat, Prince `I Don't Sweat A Lot' Andrew's
daughter was accompanied by her fiancé, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, and
seemed somewhat confused at how to operate the self-checkout.
Rumours that the 31-year old has been "in tears ever since" supposedly
being a key force in setting up her father's juggernaut wreck of an
interview were not dispelled by her somewhat disheveled makeup free
look.
Of her, one customer remarked: "I don't know why she's here. She'd be
better at a used car lot. At least there she could trade her disgusting
father in." Another present then added: "Have this family no shame? At
this time, she'd be better to stay in and under the radar. The silly girl
should have just called Ocado."
Meanwhile today also, just as the Pizza Express loving `Duke of PR
Disasters' — a man who has now created a new verb in being "de-
royaled" according to the royal historian Robert Lacey — has
been forced to take down both his Royal Standard and flagpole even,
Ghislaine Maxwell's murky activities have yet again surfaced.
With the mainstream media going into uproar over Miss Maxwell
having visited `Randy Andy' at Buckingham Palace on or about
5,1, June — weeks after the Epstein probe was reopened — when she was
in London to partake in the Cash & Rocket London-Monaco car rally
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alongside Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason's wife, Annette (AKA
`Nettie% we can today share a picture of the Alfa Romeo sports car the
duo drove.
Ghislaine Maxwell's mews house — 44 Kinnerton Street, Belgravia, London, SWIX 8ES — is
situated directly opposite the Kevin Moran independent public house, The Nag's Head. The
house was previously home to a harness maker named William Ferguson in 18o1 and
subsequently rented by an American foreign service officer named Lewis Clark in 1947.
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Today, for t ail on Sunday' has published the full photograph of Prince
Andrew wi t 44 Kinnerton Street. It clearly shows the white bannister
that also features in aun ttwood's recent 'HUpulse' video.
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Shaun Attwood pictured interviewing the "cleaner" at 44 Kinnerton Street. Note the white
bannister.
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Whilst all reference to `Car 28' and `Goodtime Ghislaine' has been taken
off the site, we can also reveal that a website named HUpulse has
managed to obtain proof that `Bouncing Bob's' daughter most definitely
still owns the very house, 44 Kinnerton Street, where "breathtakingly
arrornt, self-serving and boorish" Prince Andrew allegedly romped
with on loth March 2001.
In the 1:31 minute footage HUpulse shared on YouTube, a "true crime
YouTuber" named Shaun Attwood speaks to a woman — who looks
rather too well dressed to be, as she claims, "the cleaner" — and gets her
to confirm she doesn't know where Ghislaine Maxwell is. He effectively
illustrates the blonde at the door knows full well who she is and has her
confirm it is indeed the alleged madam's house still also. Attwood then
manages to get his camera inside and in sight is the very white bannister
than Prince Andrew appeared next to on the night in question.
Miss Maxwell paid £290,000 or the equivalent of £518,000 today for
44 Kinnerton Street, SW1X 8ES on 22'd January 1997. That the mews
house — which is situated directly opposite The Nag's Head pub — hasn't
been redecorated in the time since would certainly indicate that it has
not, as some neighbours have strangely claimed, been sold on. Again
we're all left asking: "Where's Ghislaine?" Who knows, she and Princess
Beatrice might be spotted together at the checkout at `Celebrity
Waitrose' one day soon.
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9 COMMENTS
1. Dale Masters
Ghislaine should and likely will get jailed.
2. Pamela Jackson
I'm now put off going to that pub. She likely took Prince
Andrew in there. Yuck!
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3. Ethel
They say where there's wealth, there's muck and these
people seem to all possess the most mucky features.
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4- Rod
Don't send Ghislaine Down Under! will II She's no
lookerwimmti Filthy slappertimmum
5. Justin Downes
Robert Maxwell used to be close to the Royal Family. I
remember driving back from Heathrow with Maxwell. I
was in the back: he was in the front next to Hoppy, his
Terry Thomas lookalike driver. As Maxwell went through
his letters he proudly passed one back on Buck House
paper addressed `Dear Bob' in ink and signed `Phillip'.
Even then he was known as dangerous
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6. Barnual
What a grubby bit of journalism.
If you feel that the opinion of some nonentity on Beatrice
is news is pure lousy journalism.
I am seriously confused why someone who is not guilty or
accused of a crime should not shop where she likes and
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dressed as she likes.
This total crap is why the gutter press exists.
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0 Matthew Steeples
You plainly have no feeling on the British
nation's view on this family. 50% now want
Randy Andy banned from all royal events.
The daughters profit from their parents and
take from the public purse, so yes, they are of
interest.
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0 Dodge
Obviously a blind royalist, who think they
can do no wrong. Sorry if you're confused,
and yes you're right, she can shop where she
likes. But like Matthew explained, she is the
daughter of a rather well known person who
does take from the hard working tax paying
public. So she a person of interest. They can't
only be in the public eye when it suits them.
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