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The Art of Ownership – Glebe Place, Pugachev, Sickert & Tolstoy
Double artist’s studio in Glebe Place, Chelsea that has been home to a fugitive billionaire oligarch, a Tolstoy and a man suspected of being Jack the Ripper slashed in price by 25%; it is now subject to a forced sale.
Lavish Living and Little Owls at Lilford Hall
Crumbling Northamptonshire estate Lilford Hall – where the little owl was introduced to Britain – for sale for £10 million, a sum £35 million lower than in 2014.
Pritikin’s Folly
Kitsch San Francisco mansion turned private museum that houses everything from Hitler memorabilia to a portrait turned down by Prince Philip for sale for...
High & Low
“Penthouse to rival any other penthouse in the world” in converted brewery next to Tower Bridge for sale for £12.5 million Described as “a penthouse...
Reducing a stately
Grade I listed Sir John Soane designed country house Tyringham Hall reduced in price by 30% We featured Tyringham Hall, near Newport Pagnell in Buckinghamshire...
Five of the Best: Rambling ruins
Five British mansions that require new owners with bottomless pockets for sale at prices from £950,000 to over £10 million For those who’ve got plenty...
Receiving Broadwell
One of the UK’s most stunning repossessions, sold for £9.3 million in 2012, comes to the market for just £6.95 million Law of Property Act...
All hail vulgarity
21st century gauche replaces 20th century elegance A hidden enclave opposite the V&A museum in South Kensington was home to two of the twentieth century’s...
Where there's brass, there's muck
Company director Adrian Burford accused of stealing £12.5 million from his own company Adrian Burford was a man who liked the good life. He lived...
New York’s real estate power brokers: Part I
Oliver Estreich’s New York real estate power brokers In the first of a series, Oliver Estreich profiles New York’s top realtors. He begins with Joan...
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Bigging-Up a Bargain Mini Mansion
‘Stately’ Cape Cod style ‘mini mansion’ in North Carolina with 1.14 acres of land for sale for just £44,000; it is situated in a town that was the birthplace of the biggest ever American, a very fat and very tall man named Mills Darden.
A Security Lobotomy at The Botanist
‘The Steeple Times’ reports on anything but a ‘Super Saturday’ at The Botanist on Sloane Square; we share here imagery and a video of a thieving woman whom must be caught.
What’s Dershowitz Got To Hide?
Matthew Steeples questions why Alan Dershowitz is getting so enthusiastic in his defence of the vile paedo procurer Ghislaine Maxwell.
Runners & Riders – The Coral-Eclipse 2020
‘The Steeple Times’ takes a look at the seven horse Group 1 Coral-Eclipse 2020 at Sandown and opts for a tasty outsider for an each way bet.
