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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
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Greg Pitcher

Chelsea convent could be knocked down for flats as £50 million sale sought

A Chelsea complex that housed nuns and the elderly could be knocked down and replaced by modern flats under plans drawn up for the charity that owns it.

The former St Wilfred’s care home and convent on Tite Street has been placed on the market for £50 million with a feasibility study showing the potential for overhauling the site.

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