Inside Oscar Wilde’s former Mayfair haunt – now on the market for £14 Million

No. 14, which had been built as a 5,000 sq ft mansion in Georgian London in 1730, was a boarding house by the late 1800s. Then, after the area evolved into the ultra-bling hotspot for multimillionaires and billionaires that it is today, the property was turned back into a single grade II listed seven-bedroom mansion by new owners in 2008, stretching to 5,017 sq ft. It was then bought by an Emirati multimillionaire in 2016 for £14.95 million, to be used by his daughter as a pad while she…