Former Huobi founder Li Lin has sold The Holme, a mansion in London’s Regent’s Park, for about £190 million, according to the Financial Times. Li bought the property in 2024 for £139 million and sold it after holding it for nearly two years, implying a gain of more than £50 million. The estate includes a 4-acre private garden and sits next to the residence of the U.S. ambassador to the UK. It is held on a long lease from the Crown Estate. The Holme has 40 bedrooms and was previously owned by a Saudi prince and his family. The deal adds another high-value transaction to London’s trophy property market and links a well-known crypto industry figure to one of the city’s most prominent homes.
Former Huobi founder Li Lin has recently sold The Holme, a mansion in London’s Regent’s Park, for about £190 million, according to the Financial Times.
Li bought the property in 2024 for £139 million. After holding it for nearly two years, he sold it for a gain of more than £50 million on paper.
Details of The Holme
The Holme includes a 4-acre private garden and is next to the residence of the U.S. ambassador to the UK. The property is held on a long lease from the Crown Estate.
The mansion has 40 bedrooms. The report said it was previously owned by a Saudi prince and his family, and had earlier been held by a Saudi princely family.
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