Mews News Winter 2019
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Lurot Brand Mews estate agents - experts in London Mews property
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Mews Property for Sale in London
London’s iconic mews were built to house the horses, coaches and servants of the elite in Georgian and Victorian times.
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We were the first to provide floor plans for every property on our books and compare prices using pounds per square foot.
“Our emphasis on personal service to the highest professional standards benefits both buyers and sellers alike”
Featured Mews
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Lancaster Mews, Lancaster Gate, London, W2
Asking price £2,500,000
- 3 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- 2 Receptions
Prince of Wales Mansions, Prince of Wales Drive, London, SW11
£485 per week
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- 1 Reception
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For the curious traveller, London is full of discreet by-ways, charming back alleys and out-of-the-way courtyards.
Most estate agents try to avoid properties in such places because they are often unique, making them difficult to sell. But for Lurot Brand, these hidden gems are a natural extension of our mews business and we relish showing their charms and delights to our discriminating clients. For many house hunters, a hidden gem might be the natural next step when family or work commitments force a move from their mews house.
Our favourite hidden gems include the artists’ colonies that were built in Chelsea and Kensington in the days when painters were free souls, princes of bohemia. Former artist’s studios make wonderful spaces, often with a double height room and a massive window providing the ‘north light’ that painters need so the shadows do not move as they work. Some hidden gems were converted from the workshops and warehouse of Imperial London. There are even a couple of gravedigger’s cottages in the centre of the city. For us, hidden gems make the property business actually fun.
Antoine Lurot