Friday Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
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New-build Mayfair mews with triple-height living wall asks £3,500 pw
Turnkey three-bed around the corner from 5 Hertford Street comes complete with a super-sized eco feature.
‘£30m’ restoration planned for historic Cotswolds manor house
Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch and his supermodel wife Jerry Hall are reportedly planning a ‘spectacular’ renovation of Great Tew Manor in Oxfordshire
£25m+ deal at One Kensington Gardens defies global uncertainty
A big super-prime resi deal has gone through in Kensington, despite the escalating international Coronavirus crisis.
Stock market collapse prompts buyer to pull out of £50m London penthouse deal
Another decided to go ahead with a £2m purchase remotely
Treasury to reconsider VAT relief on listed building repairs
Campaigners are chalking up a win following “a major shift in policy from the Treasury” over tax relief for listed building repairs.
Galliard reaches 50% sold at The Stage, two years ahead of completion
Over half of the 412 private residential units at Galliard’s The Stage scheme in Shoreditch have now been forward sold.
Native Land plans 54-unit scheme in Belgravia
Developer brings in Pilbrow & Partners to rework prominent postwar block on Eaton Terrace
Historic Surrey hotel-to-resi project heads for the auction block
The ‘supremely special’ Cedar House in Cobham dates back to medieval times and is rumoured to have once welcomed Horatio Nelson himself…
Camden loses planning row over Primrose Hill museum
Appeal overturns council’s decision to refuse retrospective permission for the conversion of a townhouse into a museum dedicated to Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar, one of the founding fathers of modern India, on King Henry’s Road
In Pictures: Michael Flatley’s former Knightsbridge townhouse, rejigged by 1508 London, hits the market at £18.5m
Grade II listed mid-terrace on Montpelier Square – once owned by the Lord of the Dance – has been reworked to deliver the ‘ultimate turn-key experience’