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Bankrupt investor Kevin Cash sells £28m mansion – The Times

A bankrupt property investor is hoping to sell his grade II listed mansion for £28 million.

Kevin Cash, who built a £500 million global property empire, put North Aston Hall on the market after being declared insolvent at Oxford county court last Friday.

The Jacobean-style mansion is set in 194 acres (790,000 sq m) of Oxfordshire countryside. It includes an orangery, a roof terrace with conservatory, an 18th-century wine cellar and 11 bedrooms.

Cash lived in the property with his fourth wife, Carla, and their two childrenNICK HARVEY/IMAGES

The property also has landscaped gardens and a leisure complex with a swimming pool, tennis court and billiards room. Two farm buildings and four guest houses bring the estates total number of bedrooms …

Read the full article at: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/bankrupt-investor-kevin-cash-sells-28m-mansion-3r7j88638

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianJuly 25, 2018

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Bankrupt investor Kevin Cash sells £28m mansion – The Times

A bankrupt property investor is hoping to sell his grade II listed mansion for £28 million.

Kevin Cash, who built a £500 million global property empire, put North Aston Hall on the market after being declared insolvent at Oxford county court last Friday.

The Jacobean-style mansion is set in 194 acres (790,000 sq m) of Oxfordshire countryside. It includes an orangery, a roof terrace with conservatory, an 18th-century wine cellar and 11 bedrooms.

Cash lived in the property with his fourth wife, Carla, and their two childrenNICK HARVEY/IMAGES

The property also has landscaped gardens and a leisure complex with a swimming pool, tennis court and billiards room. Two farm buildings and four guest houses bring the estates total number of bedrooms …

Read the full article at: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/bankrupt-investor-kevin-cash-sells-28m-mansion-3r7j88638

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianJuly 24, 2018

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