PUNTERS could get their hands on loot from the £14m Hatton Garden heist after the house used to stash the jewels and cash went on the market, The Sun can reveal.
The £800,000 North London townhouse, owned by getaway driver John ‘Kenny Collins, 78, has gone on sale as part of a £6.5million confiscation order against the four ringleaders.
Collins is being forced to hand over £410,000 to police – his share of the pricey townhouse.
Cops are still hunting for £6m in missing loot from the 2015 Easter Bank Holiday raid.
The “Diamond Wheezers” stashed the jewellery in wheelie bins outside the terraced home over the Bank Holiday weekend and later met up at the three-bedroom property to divide up their spoils.
They hid jewellery and cash in a cupboard under the stairs.
An advert for the property boasts “ample storage space” and a “lovely paved patio garden”.
Collins was released from Belmarsh prison at Christmas after serving just half of his seven-year sentence.
He was responsible for the gang being caught after driving his own Mercedes to the heist and being tailed by police.
The Sun revealed this week that fellow ringleader Brian Reader has been ordered to sell his £640,000 Dartford home and a half million pound development behind his house as part of a drive to recover lost cash.
