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The Sharifs own property worth more than 20 million pounds (Rs 2.7 billion) in and around Central London, Daily Times has learnt. Of these, the Sharif family residence, three flats at 17 Avenfield House, 118 Park Lane alone are worth around 12 million pounds (Rs 1.6 billion).
According to documents available to Daily Times, Flagship Investments Limited, one of the companies run by the Sharif family in London, owns property worth around 10 million pounds in Central London. This does not include the value of the companys offices. Hasan Nawaz Sharif, the son of PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif, is listed as the director of company on official documents.
Luxury residences: According to its website Flagship Investments, the company refurbishes and redevelops luxury residential properties in top end Central London locations. Sought after properties in Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Kensington and Bayswater are their primary focus.
The companys address listed on the website is Stanhope House, Stanhope Place, Marble Arch one of the citys priciest neighbourhoods. However, according to documents seen by Daily Times, the company moved to Tower Bridge House on St Katherines Way in November 2007 a much more upscale property located near the bank of the River Thames.
Properties: The companys website lists several properties, which include Flat 8, Burwood Place London W2, worth 700,000 pounds (Rs 96.6 million); Flat 9, Burwood Place London W2, worth 900,000 pounds (Rs 124.2 million); 10 Duke Mansions, Duke Street, London W1, worth 1,495,000 pounds (Rs 206.31 million); Flat 12a, 118 Park Lane, Mayfair London SW1, worth 475,000 pounds (Rs 65.55 million); Flat 2, 36 Green Street London W1, worth 800,000 pounds (Rs 110.4 million); and, 117 Gloucester Place, London W1 (value not listed). The website also features a piece of real estate near the Buckingham Palace, which is valued at around 4,450,000 pounds. In addition, one of the properties listed on the website 841 Neil Gwynne House, Slone Avenue is said to be the residence of one Waqar Ahmed, listed on the documents as the Company Secretary of Flagship Investments Limited.
According to documents available to Daily Times, Flagship Investments Limited, one of the companies run by the Sharif family in London, owns property worth around 10 million pounds in Central London. This does not include the value of the companys offices. Hasan Nawaz Sharif, the son of PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif, is listed as the director of company on official documents.
Luxury residences: According to its website Flagship Investments, the company refurbishes and redevelops luxury residential properties in top end Central London locations. Sought after properties in Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Kensington and Bayswater are their primary focus.
The companys address listed on the website is Stanhope House, Stanhope Place, Marble Arch one of the citys priciest neighbourhoods. However, according to documents seen by Daily Times, the company moved to Tower Bridge House on St Katherines Way in November 2007 a much more upscale property located near the bank of the River Thames.
Properties: The companys website lists several properties, which include Flat 8, Burwood Place London W2, worth 700,000 pounds (Rs 96.6 million); Flat 9, Burwood Place London W2, worth 900,000 pounds (Rs 124.2 million); 10 Duke Mansions, Duke Street, London W1, worth 1,495,000 pounds (Rs 206.31 million); Flat 12a, 118 Park Lane, Mayfair London SW1, worth 475,000 pounds (Rs 65.55 million); Flat 2, 36 Green Street London W1, worth 800,000 pounds (Rs 110.4 million); and, 117 Gloucester Place, London W1 (value not listed). The website also features a piece of real estate near the Buckingham Palace, which is valued at around 4,450,000 pounds. In addition, one of the properties listed on the website 841 Neil Gwynne House, Slone Avenue is said to be the residence of one Waqar Ahmed, listed on the documents as the Company Secretary of Flagship Investments Limited.