Roman Abramovich's assets in Aspen likely amongst the first to be frozen
Roman Abramovich's assets in Aspen likely amongst the first to be frozen
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Roman Abramovich's assets in Aspen likely amongst the first to be frozen

Local brokers say the property would likely sell for well over $50 million.
Eirini Theofanidou
21.03.2022
A Rocky Mountain mansion owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich would likely be among the first assets frozen by the U.S. government if he is sanctioned by the White House in response to the war in Ukraine, according to attorneys and real-estate executives cited by CNBC.

Among Abramovich’s many global real-estate trophies is a 14,000-square-foot modern mega-home on 200 acres in Snowmass, Colorado, just outside of Aspen. 

The Russian billionaire, whose yacht fleet, soccer team and giant homes in London, France and St. Bart’s gave him a high profile in the West, bought the property in 2008 for $36.5 million. 

Local brokers say the property would likely sell for well over $50 million given soaring prices — making it the second most expensive home ever sold in the Aspen area.

“It’s an incredible property, and very rare,” said Riley Warwick, co-founder of Aspen-based brokerage team Saslove & Warwick at Douglas Elliman Real Estate.

Abramovich also owns a 5,500-square-foot chalet-style home in Snowmass Village, which he purchased in 2008 for $11.8 million, according to local property records.

(source:CNBC)

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