More space for the motors: multi-millionaire lock-up king buys £5m Bayswater home but double garage won't fit his 420 cars
Rodger Dudding — Britain’s biggest owner of lock-up garages — has just bought a huge London home but the double garage is not big enough for his 420 cars.
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Amira Hashish14 June 2018
Self-storage magnate Rodger Dudding, Britain’s biggest owner of lock-up garages with more than 12,000, can well afford a home where storage really isn’t an issue.
He’s just bought a huge £5 million home in Bayswater, a purchase that would barely make a dent in his estimated £162 million fortune.
Through Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward, the savvy entrepreneur has just exchanged on an exquisite mansion opposite Hyde Park that is one of only a handful of fully detached houses in W2.
However, there is one tiny drawback. The integral double garage falls rather short of the space Dudding requires for his 420 cars — thought to be Europe’s grandest collection of classic motors.
Rodger Dudding
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