Topshop heiress Chloe Green puts her luxury three-bedroom Belgravia apartment up for sale for £7.5million after telling friends it holds ‘too many memories’
- Chloe Green is selling her three-bedroom flat in exclusive Eaton Place, Belgravia
- The luxury apartment has been on the market at £7.5million for several weeks
- The listing’s advert describes it as ‘exquisite’ and a ‘stunning duplex apartment’
Chloe Green has put her luxury apartment up for sale for £7.5 million, telling friends it holds ‘too many memories’ for her to continue staying there.
The three-bedroom flat in exclusive Eaton Place, Belgravia, has been on the market for several weeks.
An advert describes it as ‘exquisite’ and ‘a stunning duplex apartment hidden behind a white stucco- fronted facade’.
The three-bedroom flat in exclusive Eaton Place, Belgravia, has been on the market for several weeks
It is understood that Ms Green’s tattooed boyfriend Jeremy Meeks had stayed at her apartment on his visits to London – and that is a key reason for the sale. Pictured at the UNIVEF Summer Gala on Friday
It is understood that Ms Green’s tattooed boyfriend Jeremy Meeks had stayed there on his visits to London – and that is a key reason for the sale. According to the advert, Meeks will have enjoyed ‘2,485 square feet of luxury living space’, onyx marble bathrooms and a first floor ‘entirely dedicated to entertaining’.
The apartment, which takes up the building’s first and second floors, has frequently appeared as a backdrop in Ms Green’s Instagram posts and interior shots can be seen on a property website.
One shows the name Chloe spelled out in lettered mugs on a mantelpiece.
Not that the sale will leave Chloe homeless. It seems likely that she will move into a nearby property, which was once the childhood home of model Cara Delevingne.
Eaton Place, which forms part of the exclusive Grosvenor Estate, is one of the most sought-after addresses in London – residents include actress Dame Joan Collins.
The 1970s TV show Upstairs Downstairs, featuring its fictional inhabitants Lord and Lady Bellamy and their servants, was set at 165 Eaton Place. Exterior shots were filmed at number 65, with a ‘1’ painted on.