Main image: Notting Hill Police Station, on the corner of Ladbroke Grove and Ladbroke Road in Holland Park – slated for closure (photo by Danny P Robinson). An informant has told PrimeResi that it’s likely to be offered for sale at £36m – and that resi developers are already sniffing.
Holland Park locals given six months to ‘save’ Notting Hill Police Station for community use
A Holland Park landmark on Ladbroke Road is being marketed for sale by the Mayor’s Office of Policing & Crime. Local community groups are being given the chance to bid for the building before it's offered to developers on the open market.
Church floats surgery-to-mansion development on Connaught Square
A planning application to return a Grade II listed townhouse on Connaught Square to residential use has not gone down well with locals.
Westminster takes tough line on Regent’s Park mansion scheme
Westbourne Capital Partners looking to return a Grade I terrace back into 13 single residences
‘Incredibly rare’ trophy asset comes to market in Kensington for £50 million
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