That’s the conclusion reached by Head of Sales Marlon Lloyd Malcolm, faced with a group of selfie-snapping tourists outside a house in Notting Hill’s St Luke’s Mews. Tourists may queue up to photograph properties in this lovely street (famous as a backdrop to the film Love Actually) but who lives in London’s pretty-as-a-picture mews properties?
in the London Magazine
Originally built for birds of prey, mews houses now provide homes for the rich and famous. However, they still offer great value, according to our General Manager James Robinson. He thinks a mews is ‘the perfect package’, particularly when you compare costs with some luxury London apartments.
On the mansionglobal.com website
When Country and Town House were compiling their list of “The Most Magical Mews Properties on the Market”, they chose a fabulous house in Queensbury Mews West, marketed by our Kensington office. It appears number eight on the list here, so scroll down to experience the Lurot Brand magic.
On the Country and Town House website
“It’s a niche, boys’ toys house,” says General Manager James Robinson of this astonishing three-bedroom mews near Gloucester Road. The house is packed with every mod con you could think of (and plenty you’d never imagine existed). Read on to discover more about this high-spec marvel in Stanhope Mews East.
In the Metro
“The thing about mews houses is that you never know what’s behind the front door,” says our General Manager James Robinson. Buy this £4.95m mews 'mini-mansion' and world travel could be as easy as flicking a switch. The cinema room has programmable windows offering views of exotic climes. Who needs a plane?
On the dealmakerz.co.uk website
