(Mallorca): – She has been grueling on the price very long, ” says a market player.

But even Grace Skaugen had to eventually succumb to market forces in order to get sold his massive estate in the Gyldenløves gate 49A and B at Frogner, writes Finansavisen.

She went optimistic with a price tag of 80 million, but the final price tag ended up at nok 59 million. The buyer should be a relatively anonymous investor.

Grace Skaugen: – Private

the Discount of nok 21 million was given for that Skaugen had tried to sell the property in well over a year. Originally, it was Torbjørn Ek as had the mission. Then On the first mentioned salgsforsøket in July last year had Ek already worked for several months without finding buyers.

“this Year’s most boligselger”, was the time the title in Mallorca. So, it turned out that Grace Skaugen was not as crude as first estimated. Finally, it was Michelle Krefting who succeeded to find a buyer.

– I’m not interested in giving a comment to it. It is a private matter, ” says Grace Skaugen to Mallorca.

People with knowledge of the process tells according to the newspaper that she after having gone out with 80, cut the price to 70. Here, however, she have held onto for a very long time before she had to down in the 50’s. The final price blends well with those between 50 and 70 million that market participants estimated that the correct value face Mallorca in the last year.

Very great

the Accommodation is emerging according to the newspaper that very great even if it is a ten years time since it was refurbished.

the House is on a total of 400 square meters with garage and guest apartment of 50 square meters in addition. The plot represents one target.

Inside, the accommodation has a large living room and dining room on the main floor in addition to the terraces, and multiple bedroom and bathroom on the second floor. The basement will be furnished with rooms for both training and relaxation.

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