‘Exceptionally sumptuous’ Georgian mansion in Somerset lists at £9.5m
Praised highly by Pevsner, the Grade I listed Ston Easton Park could make a ‘superb country home’, according to agents…
Arty Ladbroke Grove villa asks £9.25m
Double-fronted stunner with planning for a big extension is being sold off by the artist Dodi Wexler and collector Luke Sadrian.
Saudi billionaire pays £18.6m for Onassis residence on Grosvenor Square
Unmod lateral at No.47 goes through in a lightning-fast 24 hours, after launching at £25m last year…
Entire Nash terrace in Regent’s Park hits the open market at £185m
Zenprop instructs agents to launch 1-18 York Terrace East, pitching the 117,000 square foot proposition as a ‘unique opportunity for an owner occupier to acquire the last remaining full Nash terrace in Regent’s Park’
Duo of Mayfair apartments packaged up as £48k pw super-let
Penthouse and third floor apartment next to The Connaught measure a combined 8,500 square feet, and have been designed by Derek Williams Ltd and Finchatton…
Spy chief’s Westminster penthouse offered for £5.5m
This three-bed flat in Whitehall Court was the top-secret pied-a-terre of the first MI6 chief, Sir Mansfield Smith-Cumming.
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Off-market deal with a twist agreed at Clarges Mayfair
Buying agency reports on an unusual acquisition at the record-breaking British Land scheme on Piccadilly…
Contracts exchanged on £22m Consero super-home
Ultra-prime developer described the 19,500 square foot Hills End project in Sunningdale as ‘the jewel in the crown’ of its bespoke portfolio…
George Rockrise-designed ‘Californian ranch’ in Highgate asks £5.75m
1970 project by one of the leaders of the modern California movement.
Six Senses to launch 79 branded residences in Umbria
Luxury hospitality giant teams up with London-based investor VIY Management to deliver its second Italian outpost.
Well-preserved Arts & Crafts townhouse next to St James’s Park offered for £9.25m
20 Old Queen Street was once home to paper tycoon Henry G. Spicer.