From the Daily Mail:
Kate Moss has reportedly sold her mansion in Highgate, London for a whopping £11.5million as she seeks to swap city living for life in the country.
The model, 48, has made a £4.25million profit on the home, located next door to George Michael’s former house, which she bought 11 years ago for £7.25million.
According to The Sun, Kate put the property on the market at the end of last year and it was bought by a partner at accountancy firm PWC.
If any of our PwC friends across the pond know or are willing to speculate on who that partner is, get in touch with us using the contact info below. All tipsters are kept anonymous.
Kate Moss ‘sells her Highgate mansion for £11.5million as she swaps city living for life in the country’ [Daily Mail]
Kate Moss flogs Highgate mansion for £11.5m and quits London for the countryside [The Sun]
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The interesting thing to note that the stamp duty to buy this property was £1,293,750, which gives a total purchase price of £12,793,750. This ignores any legal costs. I will leave you with that thought.