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Pimlico Road Design District will form a part of London Design Festival for the first time this year, bringing a unique insight into design in

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There's no denying there has been a renewed interest in crafting in recent years, whether as a hobby or profession, and now a new series

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For anyone, the first steps in buying property with the intention of renting it out are a challenge. That’s true wherever the buyer is, and

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Selling prime central London property is different from selling property in any other part of London. The properties are unique, and the audience smaller and

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Mayfair Art Weekend will spring to life later this month, with an exciting programme of talks, exhibitions and guided walking tours, all celebrating Mayfair's cultural

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1. Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Square Serene. Tranquil. These are the words ChelseaConcerts uses to describe Holy Trinity Church, and they fit perfectly. Sometimes in this

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Every Wednesday is Mayfair Market day, and local residents and workers should pay a visit to The Mayfair Market, a food market held on the

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Belgravia casts a curious spell over local residents and visitors alike. The beauty of its architecture and serene, almost 'village-like' quality contributes to its reputation

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Mayfair's Grosvenor Square will host three weeks of cultural entertainment and performance this July as the Summer in the Square event returns. The event will run

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In February of this year, the government introduced a White Paper on housing. It is not a short document, but it appears to recognise two

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The PAD London Art Fair returns to Mayfair this year, uniting the decorative arts, 20th century design, photography, sculpture, ceramics, jewellery, tribal art, and modern

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Few other world cities boast the variety of cuisines that London offers. Every enclave, district, and borough has its fair share of eating establishments, often

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Grosvenor London is hosting Belgravia in Bloom in May, a 'floral festival' which coincides with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Chelsea Flower Show. Belgravia in Bloom,

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What is it that makes Belgravia, well, Belgravia? London is a special city, and Belgravia is its beating heart. Take a walk down Elizabeth Street

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London Craft Week is coming to the capital in May, with some events to be held in Mayfair and Belgravia. An annual event, the third edition

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Business meetings are no longer confined to offices, especially in London. In recent years we've seen an increase in creative spaces for conferences and business

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However hard you work to find the right tenants, taking references and checking their background, and however hard we work with you, the reality is

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Chancellor Philip Hammond has delivered the last Spring Budget, but the property market wasn't raised in the hour-long speech. Buyers and buy-to-let investors in Belgravia will

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London's 'ultra prime' property market is once again a focus for wealthy foreign buyers as the weak pound offers strong value against the US dollar. At

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For anyone with even a passing interest in interiors and antiques, a day's outing to Pimlico Road is a must. Visitors to this now-iconic street can

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House values in London's wealthiest residential districts fell by an average 6.7% in the 12 months to January, largely driven by Brexit and stamp duty

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Some of the best opportunities to enjoy art in one, small area of London Chelsea has been a place for artists since the middle of the

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Buy-to-let investors are still adding to their property portfolios despite recent stamp duty increases. According to new figures from HMRC, the number of second homes liable

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South Kensington, otherwise referred to as London's museum quarter, Paris' 21st arrondissement (due to its large French community), or simply 'South Ken', is today a

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Many landlords are turning their properties into HMOs in a bid to boost rental income as tax rises loom. Lender specialist Roma Finance says it has

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Leasehold to freehold is a big move with big potential rewards. It must be done the right way. The Leasehold Reform Act was passed in 1967.

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Belgravia's Eaton Square is the most expensive street in England and Wales. According to research from Lloyds Bank, the average price of a home on Eaton

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When it comes to luxurious gyms and spas, Mayfair cannot be beaten. Here are five top gyms in this exclusive London neighbourhood Are you looking for

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In any generation, a building can live many lives, and change is coming to one particular building in Belgravia's Grosvenor Square. The current home of the

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The overwhelming majority of letting agents say rents will rise in London next year when a proposed ban on letting agents' fees comes into force. Chancellor

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Just under five months ago, we carried a story on the impact a vote for Brexit might have on property prices in London’s prime central

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The prime streets of London continue to draw in international luxury brands, with over 75 new retail entrants in 2016 alone.  As confirmed by new research,

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The word on everyone's lips this year has of course been 'Brexit', but we've noticed that higher rates of stamp duty and tax have, so

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The prime London market has been dealt a blow with the Chancellor failing to make changes to stamp duty rates. Despite mounting pressure to either reduce

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What is behind the pastel pink shop front on the corner of Elizabeth Street and Ebury Street? Peggy Porschen Cakes has been serving up a

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Property prices at the luxury end of the London market have dipped slightly in recent months, but for those looking to secure the best value

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Westminster City Council has approved plans for a new 'creative hub' to be developed only a stone's throw from London's Victoria Station. The buildings have been

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You've lucked out this year, and it's your turn to find the venue for the office Christmas party! Before you start panicking, we as an

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In part one of our Guide to Investment Property Ownership in Belgravia, we outlined seven financial benefits for investors who transfer their ownership of second

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Grosvenor Crescent in Belgravia is included in the list of Britain’s 10 most expensive streets to purchase a property. With homes in the exclusive residential street

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Purchasing a buy-to-let property or second home in Belgravia or other areas of prime central London continues to be a wise investment. With the Bank of

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The oldest timber yard in England and Wales is facing closure despite campaigners urging Grosvenor Estates to rethink plans to turn it into luxury apartments. Newson’s Timber Yard

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Belgravia is often described as regal London dressed in its Sunday best. This exclusive area’s classical architecture, white stucco properties, garden squares characterise Belgravia’s quiet

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Almost every flat for sale in Belgravia is a leasehold property, whether the residential asset is part of a purpose-built block, a period conversion or

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Buyers hunting property bargains in Belgravia, Mayfair, Chelsea and Kensington have led to the number of home viewings in London’s wealthiest areas rising by almost

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Why are houses for sale in Belgravia on the market for considerably more money than flats in exclusive areas of prime central London? It’s not just

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The owners of second homes in Belgravia, Mayfair and other parts of prime central London could fall into an income tax trap when selling their

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The range of goods and services available to buy in Belgravia, Knightsbridge and Mayfair puts London at the top of the shops list when compared

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The garden squares and quiet crescents of Belgravia have contained some of London’s highest value residential property since the area was developed by Thomas Cubitt

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The new seventh Duke of Westminster Hugh Richard Louis Grosvenor, previously known by his honorary title Earl Grosvenor, inherits around 300 acres of land in

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The residents of Belgravia have some of London’s most popular restaurants on their doorstep. Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay’s Pétrus on Kinnerton Street, for example, offers

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The value of property in Belgravia and other areas of prime central London could rise after the Bank of England opened the door to lower

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Belgravia looks its best during the summer months when the immaculate private gardens of Eaton Square, Belgrave Square and Chester Square are in full bloom. While

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New data reveals London property values increased at a higher rate in May than the previous two months. The latest house price index from the Office

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Debate over the fall-out from Brexit, and in particular its impact on property values in prime central London, will continue long after Britain’s departure from

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Britain’s decision to quit the European Union could boost property values in Belgravia and other areas of prime central London. The Bank of England is likely

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Politicians, business leaders and the media would have you believe that the way Britain votes in today’s EU referendum will have a long-term impact on

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The buy-to-let market in hidden pockets of prime central London, such as Belgravia, will continue to provide landlords with healthy returns because tenants value the

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A Mayfair mansion that has been called the “best protected home in London” is up for sale with a £2.5m price tag.  The property at 4

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With its elegant stucco terraces and lush garden squares, Belgravia is a central London address that has attracted rich and famous residents since the area

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