Throughout this series, Grant takes us through some of London’s most innovative and forward thinking boutique stores, with a range of furniture, linen and homeware to suit every home or style.
Throughout this series, Grant takes us through some of London’s most innovative and forward thinking boutique stores, with a range of furniture, linen and homeware to suit every home or style.
This week’s topic is auctioneering. One of the oldest business models in the world, auctioneering in its modern form started around the mid-17th century, with the major auction houses of today starting around the mid-18th century.
The Word From the Street is a series featuring real estate agents giving advice on property needs. We cover a wide range of topics, such as how to find the right property, how to negotiate the best price and how to prepare a property for sale. Each real estate agent is giving their unique perspective and expert advice. The series is targeted to a wide audience, from first-time buyers and sellers to experienced investors.
The property market update is here! Join us this week as we chat with several top agents about their views on the current state of the pmarket, and what they predict will happen over the coming months in London.
Join us for this week’s conversation where we chat with Katharine, a well known British interior designer. Katharine talks to us about her travels, living in Hong Kong, and what motivated her to move back to the UK.
Hampstead has some of the most expensive housing in the London area, and more millionaires within its boundaries than any other area in the UK. It has long been known as a bohemian community and a notable residence of the intelligentsia. This affluent residential community includes the well known Hampstead Heath, a large park with meadows, woodland and swimming ponds.
We asked security expert Kate what our listeners living in homes around the Notting Hill area should be considering and how to prepare for the festival from a security aspect.
A leafy district of Westminster, St John’s Wood is well known for the local sports ground Lords, which is the headquarters of English cricket and a venue for many domestic and international cricket matches.
The area of Mayfair runs from Piccadilly Circus to Hyde Park Corner, along Park Lane and then along to Oxford Circus. Hotels tend to be clustered mostly along Park Lane and Piccadilly, with more shops around Oxford Circus.
