Silver Serviced: The rise of specialist luxury retirement developments for senior HNWIs
Luxury retirement living is coming of age in Britain, as a batch of super-prime new-build property developments set new standards for wealthy retirees in London.
Banda debuts £9m Chelsea new-build
Boutique developer delivers rare double-fronted residence on Rawlings Street
In Pictures: Rathbone Square’s final penthouse units deliver Bloomsbury Set style
An Echlin-designed penthouse crowns Great Portland Estates’ largest development to date – the former Royal Mail sorting office site in Fitzrovia
Case Study: Unearthing a hidden gem in Belgravia
Accouter Design talks us through the transformation of a gloomy period mews into an absolute dazzler, themed around nature and complete with its very own ‘secret garden’…
Case Study: Light industrial to prime residential in Barnes
West London project demonstrates how disused light industrial buildings can be re-engineered as inspiring places to live…
Investing in Heritage: Measuring the impact of bringing historic buildings back into use
Bringing ‘At Risk’ historic buildings back into use should be at the heart of regeneration projects, say Historic England & U+I after looking at ten case studies across London
Case Study: Reinventing a Chelsea mansion for the 21st century
How a tired Tregunter Road townhouse became best-in-class…
Developer brings rare Vastu Shastra project to market in Knightsbridge
One Point Six launches £4.75m apartment on Pont Street reworked to incorporate 5,000 year old interior and architectural design practice
Home Suite Homes: Super-prime residences & luxury hotel brands
As a new breed of luxury residences emerges in London, buyers are being tempted by some of the most iconic names in global hospitality…
In Pictures: The resurrection of Piccadilly’s Cambridge House
A tour of PDP London’s grand plans for one of PCL’s most significant luxury development projects: the transformation of the former In & Out Club on Piccadilly into the Cambridge House Hotel & Residences.
Inspired Design: How to craft new interiors that evoke a sense of place
The Bowler James Brindley team shares the inside track on four projects that react to architecture and local heritage to create a sense of place through interior design
How do you value a property that doesn’t exist?
Savills’ Claire Reynolds answers the call to put a price on a lavish apartment on Oxford Street. The catch? It’s on the shop-floor of the flagship John Lewis department store.