Location: Prime Central London
Double-fronted Eaton Square duplex asks £25m
'Exceptional' four-bed comes with interiors by Jean-Louis Deniot and landscape design by Jinny Blom
In Pictures: The magnificent restoration of Richmond’s Star & Garter
The former Royal Star & Garter Home has been given a thoroughly high-end makeover by developer London Square and architects PDP London
Carter Jonas serves up Wimbledon sales offer
Agency offers to sell London properties for free - if Murray or Konta triumph in SW19 next month...
Hung Parliament: The prime resi industry reacts
Hard breakfast for Theresa May as the Conservatives lose their overall majority, flinging the country into yet more uncertainty
Kensington goes to Labour for the first time – by just 20 votes
Britain's most affluent constituency rejects Conservatives for the first time ever
Build Up, Build Out, Build Differently: Solving London’s Housing Crisis
Carter Jonas proposes a 'radical and bold' three-pronged approach...
Prices hold steady in Prime Central London as activity continues to build
Quarterly rate of price change now stands at -0.2% compared to the -4.1% recorded in December
Rare double artist studio (with a very colourful back story) goes up for sale in Chelsea
Former residents have included the influential British Vogue editor Beatrix Miller, famous sculptor Baron Arild Rosenkrantz and powerboat-racing heiress Marion 'Joe' Carstairs...
Property market activity pauses for the election – RICS
New buyer enquiries, new instructions and agreed sales all fall in May
Continental Drift: European buyers have ‘largely deserted’ the Prime Central London market
Middle Eastern nationals take over as the biggest group of overseas purchasers
Green light for Chelsea Farmers Market redevelopment
Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust plans on offloading valuable SW3 sites to fund new hospital wing
‘Look at the property’s value in 2014, take off the additional Stamp Duty, and use that as a benchmark’ – Black Brick
Prime London's market seems to be bottoming out, agrees Camilla Dell