Deals & Instructions
‘Landmark’ mixed-use estate in W2 seeking £60m
The Colonades is just around the corner from hotly-anticipated new Finchatton project, The Whiteley.
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American developer picks up major prime London site for £1bn+ mixed-use scheme
International property giant Hines has acquired the 1.8-acre 18 Blackfriars site, bringing in Foster + Partners to design a mixed-use development.
Buyer picks up £8m ‘icon’ in Covent Garden
Last privately owned freehold building in Neal's Yard was billed as ‘a rare opportunity to purchase a piece of London’s social history’.
Agency reports string of £20m-plus sales in St John’s Wood
Knight Frank is dominating the top-end of the market in NW8, having been the main agent for every sale above £18m in the district over the last three years.
Bid deadline set for ‘£100m’ stately home project in Oxfordshire
With a floorspace of 68,000 square feet, the Palladian-style St John’s House would be the largest new home to be built in the UK for over a hundred years.
Watch: Inside ‘London’s hottest off-market offering’, Petra Ecclestone’s ‘£170m’ Sloane House
F1 heiress Petra Ecclestone and fiancé Sam Palmer are taking an unusual approach to marketing one of London’s finest properties.
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Developer secures £76m backing for west London scheme
Great Marlborough Estates announced the acquisition of Empire House, a ‘landmark’ site in Chiswick, just over a year ago.
In Pictures: £10.5m Hampshire mansion is a rare find
'Undoubtedly one of the most prominent houses in the New Forest’, the Grade II* Efford Park once housed an important collection of fossils...
Aussie developer picks up second major London site
Third.i has acquired a large development site in Vauxhall, with plans in place for 160 new homes and a co-working space.
One of Scotland’s finest castles hits the market
Careston Castle was described in 1682 as 'without debait the best gentleman’s house in the shyre'