Kenstead Hall, pictured here in 1973, was another of the mansions purchased by King Fahd on The Bishop's Avenue.

The mock-Tudor home hit headlines in 2018 and 2023 after it became the centre of a five-year lawsuit. King Fahd's widow, Aljawharah Alibrahim, was sued by the Asturion Foundation over her right to ownership of the mansion. The Foundation was established to manage the overseas property assets of the late ruler. The court was told that the King had instructed that Kenstead Hall be signed over to his wife in 2001. However, the transfer only took place in 2011, six years after the monarch's death, causing the transaction to be contested. In December 2023, the High Court finally ruled in favour of Alibrahim, asserting her legal right to the late husband's property.

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