Company Tag: Milton Stone
Super-Prime Deal Digest: 23 of 2023’s standout London property sales
Take a tour of the most luxurious and significant residences to change hands this year in PrimeResi's essential retrospective.
Deal sealed on ‘incredibly rare’ Knightsbridge apartment block
Unmod period building just behind Harrods attracted 'worldwide interest'.
‘Incredibly rare’ freehold block on Lennox Gardens seeks £16m
Period building on the highly-prized Knightsbridge garden square is currently arranged as six apartments
Deal sealed on £29.5m Holland Park mansion
Contracts have been exchanged at "a fantastic price" on this impressive 8,500 sq ft family home on Ilchester Place, which was marketed at £29.5m.
Rolling Stone lists colourful west London townhouse
Five-bedder on Holland Road was home to Ronnie Wood and his actress wife Sally Humphreys between 2011 until 2017, and is now used as his art studio...
Milton Stone hires new lettings head from Strutt & Parker
Hugo James joins Sacha Moussaieff's firm after seven years in charge of Strutts' South Ken lettings team.
Milton Stone acquires Druce’s South Ken operation
Sacha Moussaieff's boutique firm makes its second play in south west London, acquiring a branch of one of London's oldest estate agencies
Budget Preview: What the prime resi industry wants (& what it expects)
Pretty much everyone in the property sector wants the Chancellor to re-reform stamp duty on 22nd November - but Hammond probably won't cut it.
Milton Stone acquires boutique Kensington agency
Takeover sees three-year-old South Ken firm puts down new roots in W8
Milton Stone ramps up rental offering
Boutique South Ken agency hires Chestertons man to take the lead on lettings
Talking Heads: The art of the viewing (and why a vendor being present is the ‘kiss of death’)
Prime London agents share their tips...
Agency reports flurry of activity in Knightsbridge as buyers go bargain hunting
'Average price per square foot for one and two-bed apartments in reasonable condition has fallen from around £2,000 to £1,700 since 2014'