Gregory van der Wiel Amstelveen villa conservatory attachment, Digi Mart USA News (Amstelveen, Netherlands): A new attachment has been placed on the villa of former professional footballer Gregory van der Wiel in Amstelveen. The attachment, a conservatory attachment worth nearly €835,000, was reported by Pure Luxe.
An earlier auction of the property did not go ahead because of an alleged private sale. Van der Wiel is still registered as the owner of the detached house, and it is still being offered for sale through Funda, where a bid is reportedly in, though no further details of a possible sale are known.
According to the report, the villa was twice scheduled for auction and twice did not proceed. In January, the former international reportedly managed to block the forced sale through the courts, according to Bekende Buren.
The property was again listed for auction in early September, but that auction was cancelled on September 8 because the auction site said the luxury house had reportedly been sold privately.
The report states that no trace of such a sale can be found. The Land Registry still lists Van der Wiel as owner.
On September 29, a new conservatory attachment worth nearly €835,000 was reportedly placed on the villa. A conservatory attachment is a legal measure that temporarily secures assets to prevent them from disappearing before a final court ruling.
Other attachments no longer rest on the property, and no new auction has been announced. It remains unclear what will happen to the villa, and a actual sale and its price are still awaited.
