Suzanne Millar


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Buying a Home in London: a July 2018 London Property Update

Buying a Home in London: a July 2018 London Property Update

Buying a home in London continues to be very price sensitive, and only very high quality properties that are well priced are selling. Vendors who ignore advice from agents regarding the price are finding that they are not getting offers, yet well-priced properties are getting multiple bids. This market, which is considered to be a buyers’ market, really proves the point to only buy quality properties! ... Read More

Property Of The Month: A Fabulous Mews House in South Kensington

Property Of The Month: A Fabulous Mews House in South Kensington

London living doesn’t get better than in a mews, complete with all the charm and privacy they provide. These unique homes, with their quiet settings and individual entrances, are the most coveted London properties on the market. This means they go fast when they do come up for sale. That’s why we jumped when we saw this fabulous three bedroom mews house quietly situated at the end of a pretty cobblestoned mews. ... Read More

Property Of The Month: A Charming Mews House In Kensington

Property Of The Month: A Charming Mews House In Kensington

Our property pick of the month is this charming mews house in Kensington, which is a worthwhile investment for a property in this coveted neighborhood – with a negotiable asking price of £2.35m. It is extremely well-located in a very quiet yet central location and is only a minute from Kensington Gardens and a two-minute walk to the Notting Hill Gate tube station. It comprises 1300 square feet over two floors and has approved planning permission for a basement. ... Read More

London Real Estate News

London Real Estate News

During October, the market has continued to be price sensitive and attractive properties priced realistically are selling. Buyers can afford to be very choosy – it’s vital to only buy a solid property without major flaws—as when there is a downturn, these still sell. Prime central London prices are down 15.2% from the peak in 2014, according to Savills Research ... Read More