Mansion previously owned by Benazir Bhutto up for sale in UK

A mansion previously owned by former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in Britain has been put on sale for an estimated value of 10 million pounds.
Bhutto had bought Rockwood Estate in the English county of Surrey with her husband Asif Ali Zardari in 1995 and carried out a series of lavish upgrades, including a bomb-proof master bedroom.
The estate, set in around 350 acres of countryside near Godalming, is dominated by the main home which has more than 30 rooms and comes with its own airfield and hanger.
Bhutto and Zardari had denied owning Rockwood during corruption investigations in Pakistan in the 1990s but in 2004, the latter suddenly admitted that it was his.

Bhutto, who was assassinated in a 2007 bombing, claimed to never have visited the property - known in Karachi as "The Surrey Mansion" - and there is no record of her visiting or the couple living there.
The property changed hands in 2005, but has not been used as a family home for more than a decade.

"It is a fascinating and unusual property with amazing views. I understand there were all sorts of strange parties and goings-on that were held by some tenants who lived here for a while, but I don't think anything illegal went on and everyone seemed to have a good time," estate agent Nick Freeth said.

"The whole estate would suit someone looking for privacy but also be within 40 minutes of London. There is also a working airstrip, although I'm not sure I would like to land on it. So far we've had individuals and businesses looking at it. The estate would make a great home but also something like a school," he said.
Permission has also been granted to redevelop parts of the estate, which will be auctioned on July 4 with a guide price of 10 million pounds.