Providence House, Chelsea
London, United Kingdom. Unbranded. Reported sold in 2026 — and two serious papers disagree by ten million pounds.
The Financial Times reported more than £275 million on 2 April 2026 and later named the buyer as Sunil Setiya, co-founder of Quadrature Capital. The Times reported more than £265 million. Both are credible, independent and specific, and they do not agree.
The register carries both and adopts neither as a value. No HM Land Registry entry was seen, so neither figure is a registered price — they are reported prices, and the standard's §5b requires the record to say which of the three classes a number belongs to. Turning one of these into a verified figure would be inventing certainty out of a disagreement.
It is among the largest London house transactions on record either way. That is the fact; the amount is not yet one.
Who it is not for
Not for a reader who wants a number: two of the best-resourced newspapers in Britain published different ones within weeks. Not for anyone treating this as a registry entry — no deed was seen.
Sources
- Financial Times, 2 April 2026, and April follow-up — sale reported at more than £275m; buyer named as Sunil Setiya of Quadrature Capital
- The Times — sale reported at more than £265m
- Vendor and completion date not established
Verification
- Official source
- Not yet checked
- Inventory
- From official source
- Sources disagree
- £275m+ vs £265m+; no HM Land Registry entry seen
- Property confirmation
- Pending
- Last verified
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Booking
Private Residences records addresses; it does not broker them. Enquiries are passed to the party named in the record, and nothing on this site is an offer.
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