Gang boss Steven “Bonzo” Daniel’s house has been snapped up by a buyer.
We revealed last week how the four-bedroom detached villa in Bishopbriggs, near Glasgow, was on the market for offers over £270,000 and filled with feminine touches.
Now the pad – which has been under regular police surveillance since the gruesome 2016 machete attack which left Daniel severely disfigured – has been sold “subject to conclusion of missives”.
Selling agents said the house had been “cleverly extended and extensively upgraded” and offered the owner “a good degree of privacy” due to its tree-lined gardens.
But the property’s interior featured a hot pink velvet chair and a love heart hanging in the garden.
Six thugs were jailed for a total of 104 years this month for plotting to murder Bonzo and four other
men linked to the Daniel crime clan in Glasgow.
The attackers were said to be part of the rival Lyons gang.
The violence began in December 2016 and escalated after Ross Monaghan, who was once cleared of murdering Daniel enforcer Kevin “Gerbil” Carroll, was shot and wounded near a primary school in Glasgow.
The five victims were ambushed over a 15-month period.
Daniel’s house was put under 24-hour police guard in the aftermath of the hit on him and there was a police car stationed there last week – but that does not appear to have put off one potential buyer.
Estate agents Town and Country have refused to comment on the sale.
