Nick Candy, the honorary treasurer of Reform UK, has made headlines by selling his mansion in Chelsea, London, for a reported £275 million, potentially making it the most expensive residential property in the city and one of the largest globally. The sale, first reported by Bloomberg, has not been confirmed by Candy, who has significant ties to the UK political landscape, including fundraising efforts for the Reform UK party, where he donated around £1 million last year. The mansion, known as Providence House, was previously the venue for a fundraising event for Donald Trump, attended by Donald Trump Jr. The current owner is listed as Providence House LLP, a partnership that includes Candy and his estranged wife, Holly Valance. Candy has been active in promoting policies aimed at attracting wealthy individuals to the UK, including a controversial residency scheme. He is also attempting to sell a £175 million penthouse in One Hyde Park and has a mansion in Los Angeles on the market.