London authorities allowed Abramovich to reconstruct the mansion of the 17th century

Authorities of the London region
After three years, Kensington and Chelsea allowed Russian billionaire to Roman Abramovich to reconstruct the 17th century mansion he bought, the British edition of The Evening Standard reported.

This house once belonged to the English artist James Whistler. According to the newspaper, in order to obtain permission, the billionaire had to go to a number of concessions, the nature of which the publication did not report. We will remind, earlier the British press wrote that the billionaires were obliged to periodically open the building for tourists .

Abramovich intends to connect the mansion with
Two other adjacent buildings, as well as build a two -story basement. An art studio was created in the house of Buda, for the picture collection of Abramovich and his girlfriend Daria Zhukova.

It is assumed that repair work will take three years and
They will cost Roman Abramovich 10 million pounds. After the total value of real estate will amount to 100 million pounds, experts calculated.

During the repair of Abramovich, Zhukov and their three -year -old son Aaron will remain to live in another London house in Kensington Palace Gardens.