Telegraph learned about the arrest of the alleged Rotenberg house in London

A house in central London allegedly linked to Russian businessman Roman Rotenberg could be seized by British authorities. The Daily Telegraph learned about it.

According to the newspaper, the house in London's Belgravia was purchased in 2007 for £3.3 million ($4.5 million) through a Cyprus-registered company, Loktan Services, whose ultimate beneficiaries could not be identified. As the newspaper notes, "official records indicate that this property is associated with Roman Rotenberg" (the son of businessman Boris Rotenberg -).

The Daily Telegraph writes that at the moment the house appears to be empty. According to the newspaper's experts, its current market value is £8 million ($11 million).

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not comment on the publication information about the arrest of real estate.