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Project Victoriana

Project Victoriana

Mar 1, 2013

It’s unusual to find a property that hasn’t been fully contemporised in central London, and rarer still to find a piece of preserved Victoriana real estate, the like of this property in Chepstow Road, W2. Entering this stucco fronted property by way of the front entrance, with its wrought-iron lacework and mature magnolia, is like stepping back...

21st Century Light Space Modulator Lecture

21st Century Light Space Modulator Lecture

Nov 30, 2012

Jason Bruges Studio invites you to attend the 21st Century Light Space Modulator Lecture at the RIBA, to celebrate the opening of our new exhibition.

Become Part of Historic London

Become Part of Historic London

Sep 22, 2012

At the south end of College Hill, a quiet cobbled road just off Cannon Street in the City of London, is Whittington House, a Grade II listed stucco fronted building steeped in history. Originally built as a school in 1832 by Mercers, the building is most famously known as the site of the former house of Richard “Dick” Whittington (c 1354 –...

House of the Month – Modern Classic English Mansion in Berkshire

House of the Month – Modern Classic English Mansion in Berkshire

Aug 31, 2012

No expenses were spared to make Bear House to reveal its great potential and shine in its full glory on St Leonards Hill – one of the finest roads in Windsor, Berkshire. The Frost Partnership is delighted to introduce  one of the most exquisite properties which holds some interesting English and European history. The house is believed to be located on...

Former home of Vincent Van Gogh sold today for £565,000

Former home of Vincent Van Gogh sold today for £565,000

Mar 28, 2012

The house where Vincent van Gogh lived from 1873-1874 was today sold at the Savills auction for £565,000. At the age of 20 Van Gogh arrived in London to start work at an art dealership in Southampton Street and from August of 1873 he lived at 87 Hackford Road. The house was owned by Mrs Loyer who lived there with her daughter and it was Mrs Loyer’s...