Heritage
Prime development opp behind The Lancasters pitched at £40m
Trio of freehold Grade II listed buildings marketed with consent for nine units
Green light for U+I’s mixed-use scheme next to Borough Market
A derelict 1.7 acre site near London Bridge is to be transformed into "a local cultural and social hub", with 36 new homes.
Wodehouse’s Mayfair digs offered at £2.25m, again
The Mayfair home of Jeeves & Wooster-creator P.G. Wodehouse has come up for sale, sporting exactly the same asking price as when it was last offered, five years ago.
£16m townhouse tucked away on Egerton Crescent
Buyer picks up 'immaculate' Katherine Pooley-designed residence on one of PCL's best addresses
Scottish prime ‘keeps moving’ as Kildrummy Estate sells at £11m+
The sale of a grand rural estate in Aberdeenshire is indicative of an active market, says Savills.
REDD & Formation secure planning for ‘Covid-compliant’ Mayfair scheme
The transformation of a grand 1890s block on the corner of Balfour Place & Mount Street will deliver a set of luxury apartments, a new boutique and some offices - all fully kitted out for the post-pandemic…
Derelict stately home smashes guide price at auction
Last week saw 23 bidders fight it out for the Grade II* Troy House in the Wye Valley, which was guided at £200k-£250k but ended up selling for £1.356m
MSMR bags trophy 33 Portland Place refurb
Adams brothers' masterpiece to be restored as an ultra-prime single dwelling, five years after changing hands for £27m.
Charles Dickens’ clifftop retreat offered for sale as a restoration project
Bleak House, overlooking Viking Bay in Kent, is being pitched as "the perfect canvas for an ambitious renovation project".
Canadian family office looks to offload second St James’s Park mansion
After selling No.26 Old Queen Street for £15.
Showtime for Lodha’s £400m Kensington Odeon scheme
Luxury developer set to bring forward one of the most high-profile projects in PCL as RBKC planners wave through revised designs by Squire & Partners
Historic urn ruling questions whether artefacts are part of listed buildings
A Supreme Court decision on the sale of a pair of historic C18th urns could have important consequences for listed property owners.