The notorious mock Tudor mansion in West Kingsdown, where gangster Kenneth Noye infamously stabbed an...
The notorious mock Tudor mansion in West Kingsdown, where gangster Kenneth Noye infamously stabbed an undercover police officer to death, has been sold for a staggering £2.5 million.
Situated on a sprawling 20-acre estate, the property reportedly changed hands under the ownership of the wife of Michael Anderson, the former vice chairman of Gillingham FC who faced allegations of a multi-million-dollar fraud in the United States.
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