Company Tag: Wetherell

Napoleon III entertained the likes of Benjamin Disraeli and novelist Charles Dickens at 1C King Street, which now bears London's earliest surviving blue plaque.

No.3 Upper Brook Street was once the home of wealthy heiress and war heroine Viscountess Strangford, known as the ‘Bulgarian Florence Nightingale’

A longstanding feature of high-end listings, ‘price on application’, is on the way out after Trading Standards deemed the term both ‘misleading’ and ‘unlawful’. But what d

Three-bed apartment in Mayfair Chambers is the perfect base for an art collector, say agents

"Like the 1920s we are seeing penthouses and mansions in Mayfair selling well and rising dramatically in value," says Peter Wetherell.

38 Hill Street, better known as The Naval Club, could potentially be worth up to £100m as a private residence

US retail tycoon Harry Selfridge resided on the fourth floor of Brook House in the 1930s and 40s, half a century before the block was redeveloped to a design by Squire & Partners.

Top-end rental properties in Mayfair are going for as much as a third above the asking price, reports Wetherell, as Chinese students and socialites boost demand.

British Land’s record-breaking project overlooking Green Park is reputedly home to more billionaires, millionaires and celebrities than any other new apartment development in London…

Gothic-style affair on Farm Street is a real one-off.

No. 15 South Street was home to Catherine Walters, aka ‘Skittles’, during the mid-to-late 1800s, and now sports a Blue Plaque dedicated to her memory.

Dexters' latest company accounts shine more light on its acquisition of Wetherell in 2019, as well as on business performance in the year to September 2020.