Tag: kitchen

  • Ruskin’s fixer-upper

    Ruskin’s fixer-upper

    Part of a Mayfair house occupied by the art critic John Ruskin and the architect Charles Tatham before him comes to the market for £1.25 million despite requiring complete renovation, having just 923 square foot of floor space and being held on a lease of only 15 years (more…)

  • Your lease is up

    Your lease is up

    Unmodernised Knightsbridge flat for sale for the equivalent of a staggering £1,500 per day (more…)

  • Raising the bar

    Raising the bar

    A Shelter Island Heights home with quite possibly the best home bar ever comes to the market for £1.2 million (more…)

  • Far from moderation

    Far from moderation

    American diet guru Jenny Craig’s ocean side residence remains on the market for £25.9 million after one year for sale – it is anything but a symbol of moderation (more…)

  • A fruity price

    A fruity price

    Minute 1-bedroom Knightsbridge mews house comes to the market for an astounding £3.75 million (more…)

  • Meyer moves

    Meyer moves

    Sir Christopher and Lady Meyer put their Chelsea townhouse up for sale for £2.3 million more than was asked when they bought it in 2013 – The catch? It’s next door to a kebab shop (more…)

  • Bunking down

    Bunking down

    Converted Cold War nuclear bunker on the edge of London for sale for £3.5 million (more…)

  • Making a mews

    Making a mews

    Lennox Gardens Mews house for sale for £5.8 million (more…)

  • Hart Main

    Hart Main

    Hart MainHaving started a candle business from his family’s kitchen at the tender age of 13 in 2010, enterprising Marysville, Ohio based Hart Main had donated over 80,000 meals for the homeless by March 2015. (more…)

  • Larry and Leigh’s love nest

    Larry and Leigh’s love nest

    Small, unmodernised former home of Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh for sale for the extraordinary figure of £7.5 million

     

    Built in 1850, Durham Cottage in Christchurch Street, Chelsea is a house “hidden behind a high dusty brick wall” that was the love nest of Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh between 1937 and 1956. Now, in totally unmodernised condition, the house is for sale after failing to sell at auction (despite a bid of £6,980,000). (more…)