A north Devon property known as Chesil Cliff House—a lighthouse-style home featured in “Grand Designs”—is reported to be at the centre of a money-laundering investigation. The reports say the property is now back on the market after previously being sold for less than its asking price.
According to the outlet(s), Chesil Cliff House is located on the north Devon coast and was listed at around £10m. Last year, it was reportedly sold for £4.15m, a substantial discount, before the transaction led to renewed scrutiny. The coverage also describes the project as financially damaging to its owner and involving personal consequences, though those details are presented as part of the property’s broader history rather than as findings of any criminal inquiry.
Across the reports provided, the emphasis is on the timeline of the property’s sale, its current resale activity, and the claim that it is linked to an investigation. However, the specific authorities involved, the nature of the allegations, and any confirmed legal outcomes are not detailed in the supplied text.
