UK's most expensive repossessed house goes on sale for £30m

Repossessions are generally associated with the lower end of the housing market, where cash-strapped owners find themselves unable to meet their payments. But this week, a property at the opposite end of the market is up for sale after repossession, for the knock-down price of £30 million.

And knocking down is just what's likely to happen to the 8,000 square foot house, named Dryades, that's currently on the site. The imposing building is being marketed by agents Knight Frank merely as a building plot.

%VIRTUAL-SkimlinksPromo%