Tag: estate agent

  • Money park Mayfair

    Money park Mayfair

    Mayfair flat comes to the market for an astounding £5,130 per square foot

     

    If evidence were ever needed to show that “ultra prime” London property has become nothing other than a money park for “ultra high net worth individuals”, today it has been provided with the launch of an £18 million 3,059 square foot apartment on Mayfair’s Grosvenor Square. (more…)

  • Handeling a house

    Handeling a house

    One of Britain’s finest Queen Anne residences comes to the market

     

    On the market for the first time in 600 years, Grade I listed Malmesbury House in Salisbury, Wiltshire has rightly been described as a “jewel box” of a house. (more…)

  • A dictator’s dream

    A dictator’s dream

    50,000 square foot Utah mansion that would suit an exiled dictator or lottery lout

     

    Money and taste don’t necessarily go together and no more is this rule proven than in a $30 million (£18 million) Utah mansion (more…)

  • Pottery and drama

    Pottery and drama

    £3 million castle once owned by the Wedgewood family comes to the market

     

    Robin MacDonald, the current owner of Caverswall Castle in Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire is a man once described as “having it all”. He’s also a man who plainly attracts drama and with the sale of his castle, a new chapter looms for his Grade I listed, moated home. (more…)

  • The house of fun

    The house of fun

    A coastal estate complete with its own private cove comes to the market for £7.5 million

     

    Described by the selling agents as a “private coastal estate with fun as its mantra”, Redlap House near Dartmouth in Devon is situated in a 30-acre frost free valley that runs down to the sea. (more…)

  • A Prodigy house

    A Prodigy house

    A country seat with a prodigious history

     

    Historic Brereton Hall in Brereton, Cheshire is a fine Elizabethan country house but one that has been sadly separated from much of its original estate. (more…)

  • A classic English home

    A classic English home

    A former rectory that truly is a classic English home

     

    Old rectories and vicarages are the things of novels: Jeffrey Archer lives in one near Cambridge that was previously the home of the poet Rupert Brooke and Joanna Trollope waxes lyrical about them regularly. (more…)

  • I’m out

    I’m out

    Duncan Bannatyne slices £100,000 off asking price of his former marital home

     

    Listed in June 2013 for £899,000 according to Zoopla and now reduced to £799,995, Duncan Bannatyne OBE’s troubles with selling his home near Middlesbrough were detailed in yesterday’s ‘City Diary’ in The Telegraph. (more…)

  • Russians, rock stars and royalty

    Russians, rock stars and royalty

    A £6 million mews house on the site of Henry VIII’s manor house

     

    Cheyne Walk in Chelsea has long been a favourite address of Russians, rock stars and royalty. Cheyne Mews, situated to the rear of it, is built on the site of King Henry VIII’s manor house and with the sale of a £5,950,000 mews house there, a purchaser has the opportunity to acquire what agents Chesterton Humberts describe as a “discreet country cottage in the heart of Chelsea”. (more…)

  • Messing about on the Mouette

    Messing about on the Mouette

    A houseboat in Chelsea for £795,000

     

    Ratty, Mole, Mr. Badger and Mr. Toad in Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind in the Willows lived by the belief that: “There is nothing – absolutely nothing – half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats”. Whomever purchases the M.S. Mouette, a converted former passenger ferry moored on Chelsea’s Cadogan Pier, is likely to be someone who’ll also live by this mantra. (more…)