Anthony Joshua's incredible £150m property portfolio including former oil HQ worth millions

Boxing heavyweight Anthony Joshua has built an impressive property empire, investing millions outside of his sporting career. The 35- year-old has amassed substantial personal wealth since turning professional in 2013 and has chosen to invest wisely.

He has channelled a significant amount of money into real estate through his company, 258 Investments, which manages his property portfolio. According to a fresh report, Joshua has spent approximately £150 million on properties over the past two years.

Here we take a look at some of his most notable acquisitions, starting with a sprawling estate in Hertfordshire. Joshua's most expensive purchase to date is a 301,000-square-foot estate near Watford, where he grew up. The site, formerly the headquarters for oil giant BP, reportedly cost the boxer around £30m, as reported by Wales Online.

In the previous year, Joshua splashed out a considerable sum to secure a property on one of London's most exclusive streets. He reportedly shelled out around £25m for a mixed-use block on Bond Street, encompassing hospitality, retail, office and medical facilities.

The property, nestled in the exclusive Mayfair area, allows for immediate access to London's trendiest eateries and boutiques. The property, which once belonged to Aviva, has been acquired by Joshua and his investment firm.

Simultaneously, Joshua added to his portfolio with the purchase of Bonds Mayfair gastropub at 12-16 Derring Street, pegged around £20 million. The 6,300-square-foot site not only accommodates office space but is also a stone's throw from Bond Street tube station, just 100 metres away.

In another spontaneous venture, Joshua secured a retail location in the vicinities of Alexandra Palace in north London, in 2022.