Michael Spink
British property developer (born 1966)
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Michael Alastair Spink (born April 1966)[1] is a British property developer,[2] a founder of SPINK, a British architectural design practice, and master builder.[3]
Born
April 1966 (age 59)
Michael Alastair Spink
April 1966 (age 59)
Barkston Ash, West Riding of Yorkshire, England
OccupationProperty developer
Knownforsold Park Place near Henley-on-Thames to Andrey Borodin for £140m in 2011, then Britain's most expensive home
TitleCEO and Founder, Spink
Michael Spink | |
|---|---|
| Born | Michael Alastair Spink April 1966 (age 59) Barkston Ash, West Riding of Yorkshire, England |
| Occupation | Property developer |
| Known for | sold Park Place near Henley-on-Thames to Andrey Borodin for £140m in 2011, then Britain's most expensive home |
| Title | CEO and Founder, Spink |
| Spouse |
Maria Gripenberg (m. 2003) |
Biography
In 2011, Spink sold historic Grade II Listed country house Park Place, near Henley-on-Thames, to Andrey Borodin for £140m.[4][5] At the time, Park Place was Britain's most expensive home. In 2014, his company bought the disused Brompton Road underground station for redevelopment.[6] Fayland House, built for Spink in 2013,[7] was named best house in the Architectural Review House Awards 2015.[8][9]
Personal life
Spink married Maria Gripenberg in 2003.[9]
