London Homes & Property (South East) March 2011

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MARCH 2011 - issue 005

Covering bLACKHEATH, GREENWICH, DULWICH & OTHER SELECT AREAS OF SOUTH EAST LONDON

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Granville Park, SE13 Forming part of this imposing Victorian Semi and positioned at the very top of Granville Park comes this two double bedroom, top floor conversion apartment. This tastefully presented and decorated property has to be viewed internally to be fully appreciated. Main features include modern fitted kitchen, stylish bathroom and plenty of storage and loft space. Ideally located for the DLR and mainline rail station.

£315,000

Liskeard Gardens, SE3 A stunning and unique five bedroom detached family home which has been the subject of a meticulous and exacting refurbishment project. Liskeard Gardens is one of Blackheath’s most coveted roads, and is a short distance from the open heath and Blackheath Village.

£1,650,000

www.kingsturge.co.uk

Blackheath Office - 020 8852 8383 blackheathsales@kingsturge.com With London offices in Knightsbridge, Canary Wharf, Blackheath and Greenwich

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Copper Apartments, Invicta Road, SE3

£325,000

Parkside, Vanbrugh Fields, SE3

£399,950

Granville Park, SE13

£365,000

A stylish and contemporary two bedroom new build apartment positioned close to local shops and mainline stations with excellent transport links to London City, Westend and Canary Wharf. Set within a gated development with a terrace.

A truly outstanding two bedroom apartment positioned just yards from the heath and Greenwich park. Presented in excellent order throughout and offers a share of freehold. An early internal inspection is essential.

Simply stunning is the best way to describe this beautifully furnished two bedroom garden apartment conveniently positioned for both Lewisham DLR and Blackheath Village. Finished to an extremely high standard and share of freehold.

Langton Way, SE3

£3,900 PCM

Westcombe Park Road, SE3

£2,750 PCM

St Johns Development, SE3

£1,500 PCM

King Sturge are delighted to offer this exceptional newly built, architect designed five bedroom detached house located on a private road moments from the open heath and a short walk to Blackheath Village. Offered unfurnished, viewings are highly recommended.

King Sturge are delighted to offer this fantastic newly refurbished two double bedroom, two bathroom garden floor conversion flat forming part of an imposing period house, located just a stone’s throw from Greenwich Park and Maze Hill BR station. Offered either furnished or unfurnished.

Ideally located on Stratheden Rd at the Blackheath Standard SE3, and close to local shops, banks and Blackheath’s many amenities, is this newly built stunning two bedroom apartment with allocated parking on the second floor. Offered unfurnished or part furnished.

www.kingsturge.co.uk

Blackheath Office - 020 8852 8383 blackheathsales@kingsturge.com With London offices in Knightsbridge, Canary Wharf, Blackheath and Greenwich

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Shooters Hill Road, SE3 An outstanding Grade II listed semi-detached period ‘Captain’s House’, with stunning views across the open Heath. This home is currently arranged with accommodation comprising entrance hall, two huge reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, four bedrooms (three with en-suite bathrooms), further family bathroom and walk in wardrobe.

£1,700,000

Crooms Hill Grove, SE10 A spectacular three bedroom period terrace house. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, reception room, kitchen/dining room, three bedrooms, bathroom, and pretty rear garden designed by the award winning Robin Williams and Associates.

£910,000

www.kingsturge.co.uk

Greenwich Office - 020 8858 9986 greenwichsales@kingsturge.com With London offices in Knightsbridge, Canary Wharf, Blackheath and Greenwich

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Corbidge Court, Glaisher Street, SE8

£215,000

Stretton Mansions, Glaisher Street, SE8

£395,000

A well presented one bedroom first floor flat within this sought after riverside development, Millennium Quay. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Outside, there is permit parking.

A stunning and spacious two bedroom river view apartment. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, living room/open plan kitchen, master bedroom with en-suite dressing room and shower room, further double bedroom, bathroom and secure, underground parking.

Georgette Place, SE10

£1,300,000

A beautiful five bedroom family home in West Greenwich. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, 22’8 x 15’6 living room, conservatory, beautiful kitchen/breakfast room, master suite of bedroom, dressing room and bathroom, guest suite of bedroom and bathroom, three further bedrooms, family bathroom and study.

Elverson Road, SE8

£325,000

Basevi Way, SE8

£445,000

A well presented and extended three bedroom period terrace house in a sought after street close to Elverson Road DLR. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, reception room, kitchen, three bedrooms, bathroom and pretty rear garden.

A spacious three bedroom modern terrace house within this sought after riverside development close to the centre of Greenwich. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, reception room, kitchen, master bedroom with en-suite shower room, two further bedrooms, bathroom, rear garden, and permit parking.

Hyde Vale, SE10

£1,150,000

An outstanding and beautifully presented three/four bedroom end terrace town house. The current owners carried out a meticulous and comprehensive refurbishment of the house in 2006 and the accommodation is arranged over four floors, is both flexible and generous.

www.kingsturge.co.uk

Greenwich Office - 020 8858 9986 greenwichsales@kingsturge.com With London offices in Knightsbridge, Canary Wharf, Blackheath and Greenwich

Tel: 020 8463 9955 www.heathestates.eu

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Wemyss Road SE3 £1,250,000

An exquisite four bedroom, four storey Victorian family home, located within the very heart of Blackheath village. The property boasts an abundance of period character and charm and comes with a beautiful and secluded south facing garden.

Lewisham Hill SE3 Guide price £390,000

This bright and spacious two bedroom Victorian garden flat boasts generous living space, modern kitchen and large conservatory/dining room and is offered onto the market chain free. The property is presented in excellent order and is conveniently located for the DLR and Lewisham mainline station and offers a share of the freehold.

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Duke Humphrey Road SE3 Offers over £415,000

A lovely 2 double bedroom 2nd floor apartment in Blackheath Village with views across the open Heath. This bright accommodation consists of a spacious lounge, fitted and equipped kitchen, 2 double bedrooms and bathroom with shower facility. Neutral decor, full gas central heating, entry phone system and garage en-bloc.

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Station Crescent SE3 Offers over £285,000

A recently built two bedroom apartment located near Westcombe Park Station and amenities. The property is well presented and comprises open plan lounge/kitchen, double bedroom with built in wardrobes and balcony, single bedroom, modern bathroom, w/c with shower, utility room with washing machine and dryer. Solid oak flooring throughout.

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Tel: 020 8463 9955 www.heathestates.eu Langton Way £3,900pcm

Superb location in a private road just yards from the open heath an exceptional new architect designed 5 bedroom detached property, arranged over three floors. shower w/c, two further double bedrooms, large family bathroom with separate shower cubical. Benefits and features include off street parking via electronic gates, pretty garden, security alarm system top quality fittings, solid wood floors throughout.

Tel: 020 8463 9955 www.heathestates.eu

Kidbrooke Grove SE3 £1,600pcm

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A superb two double bedroom two bathroom split level conversion flat situated in one of the most sought after tree lined roads in Blackheath, a short walk away from Blackheath Village and the open Heath

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Eliot Hill SE13 £1,350pcm

Close to the open heath and 5 mins walk to Mainline and DLR stations, this beautiful and exceptionally spacious first floor conversion boasts turret style bay window, feature fireplace and stripped wood floors.

Westcombe Park Road SE3 £2,700pcm

A stunning totally refurbished 2 double bedroom two bathroom garden floor conversion flat forming part of an imposing period house, next to Greenwich Park and close to Maze Hill BR station

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Invicta Road SE3 £1,375pcm

Brand new contemporary two bedroom first floor flat situated at Blackheath Standard. Featuring state of the art kitchen and bathroom, large open plan lounge with own decked balcony and two good size bedrooms.

23 Montpelier Vale, Blackheath, London SE3 0TJ Tel: 020 8463 9955

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HUMPHREYS SKITT & CO Established 1793

Quentin Road SE13

£420,000 S/OF/H

A superb first floor 3 bedroom flat in a beautiful Victorian building on this popular road close to Blackheath Village. The flat has excellent lateral space, a wonderful natural light flow and retains many period features.

Thornwood Road SE13

£595,000 F/H

Impressively renovated 4 bedroom Victorian terrace house in this popular road close to Manor House Gardens. Lovely living space with period French doors opening to rear garden. Wood framed conservatory/dining room off galley style kitchen.

Hyde Vale SE10

GP £1.65million F/H

This semi-detached early Victorian house is the result of an ambitious refurbishment featuring a superb open plan kitchen, dining and living area and 4 bedrooms. Garden room features floor-to-ceiling concertina-style glazed doors opening to walled garden.

www.humphreys-skitt.com

Lock Chase SE3

£450,000 L/H

King George Street

£865,000 L/H

Situated in this much sought after location close to Blackheath Village & station, this 2 bedroom ground floor flat offers direct access from the kitchen to communal gardens, large reception with bay window and use of a garage en-bloc.

Attractive three storey mid-terraced family house, close to the gates of Greenwich Royal Park. 3 bedrooms, 2 en-suites and a further bathroom. Large reception room. Rear paved, south east facing garden. Large secure freehold underground garage.

Hyde Vale SE10

£1.85million F/H

A high quality architect-designed renovation in the West Greenwich Conservation Area. Comprising 4 bedrooms, splendid drawing room, kitchen and dining room, reception/library, media room, two storey conservatory and terraced garden.

Blissett St. SE10

£420,000 & £435,000 L/H

Stylish development of two x 2 bedroom split level conversion apartments minutes to Greenwich DLR. Finished to a high standard with quality fitted kitchens and contemporary bathrooms, wooden floors to reception areas and period style fireplaces.

Eastbrook Road SE3

GP £1million F/H

A fine Victorian semi-detached house offering excellent family accommodation over 4 floors. Bay-fronted reception to the front.

Large reception onto a balcony overlooking the rear garden with a summer house/playhouse. Ample off-street parking.

Quentin Road SE13

£750,000 F/H

A beautifully refurbished three storey Victorian townhouse.There are 4 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double reception, eat-in kitchen, cellar, converted loft and small patio garden. Situated in a very popular road close to Blackheath Village.

Rocque Lane SE3

GP £1.3million F/H

This architect-designed house is a good example of 1960’s modernist architecture offering well-planned family accommodation with bright open plan reception room and superb modern kitchen.

5 bedrooms. Study/6th bedroom. 2 bathrooms.

Blackheath 020 8297 1697 Greenwich 020 8858 1102

Kidbrooke Grove Price £2,850,000 Detached family home arranged over three levels close to the village. This substantial property briefly comprises three receptions, six bedrooms, four bathrooms, utility, cloakroom and a superb large kitchen & dining area. The house is situated only a short walk from Blackheath Village which is one of London’s few remaining unspoilt, but prosperous villages with a very stable and friendly community. Long and wide garden to the rear, generous provision for driveway parking at the front. Complete floor plans are available on request.

Captains House SE3 Price £1,700,000 A rarely available ‘Captains’ house commanding views over Blackheath with Greenwich Park also close by. This large family home retains many period features including sash windows and original fireplaces, some of the other benefits include five double bedrooms, two receptions, two bathrooms, driveway parking and a mature garden to rear. The property also has a two bedroom self contained flat with private entrance.

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There can be no greater encouragement to transform your home for the new season than our fabulous luxury bathroom feature.

Admire the lustrous golden bath tubs, antique fittings and indulgent accessories in The Trend (p.54).

If you’re in need of further inspiration take a look at the stunning suites which have been unveiled at Claridge’s hotel (p.51). Fashion designer Diane Von Furstenburg has worked her magic and we’ll sure you’ll agree, her signature bold fabrics and rich colours are exquisite, and perfectly in-keeping with such a glamorous London landmark.

If you could only choose one new item for your home this month, a piece from eminent glass designer Peter Layton, would be a great choice.

His eye-catching creations are collected by royalty and celebrities alike and it’s not hard to see why (p.53).

High-end interiors are just some of the requirements of property hunters who are propelling an increase in sales prices in London’s premium market. Agents Knight Frank suggest both City workers and overseas buyers are battling to invest in the capital which is also impacting on the rental market.

Read the Property Latest on p.71.

If buying abroad is more appealing, consider a unique opportunity in Costa Rica (p.66).

We’d like just one of the beautiful apartments which are available as part of your very own exclusive complex.

Back at home, discover Greenwich with our guide to spending a fun-filled 24 hours in the area (p.20). Historical grandeur easily qualifies its status as a World Heritage Site and visits to the Royal Observatory and Deer Park are a must. Take lunch at the popular Rivington Grill and enjoy a stroll around the market.

With vintage treasures, quirky fashions and fine produce – there really is something for everyone.

Happy hunting!

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livingLOCAL n 24 Hours In... marking time at Greenwich Observatory n Funny Guy Arthur Smith’s childhood in Blackheath n Acting Up Gastro goodness in East Dulwich

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Area news

By Ben West

The battle for Greenwich Market Central Greenwich has been a battleground since April 2009 when the owners of its historic market, the Greenwich Hospital Estate, announced that it wished to redevelop and modernise it.

A market has existed in Greenwich since 1700, and its wares have changed greatly over the years, from goods in the early days that included fresh foods, china, glass and earthenware, to its transformation in 1985 into an arts and crafts market, inspired by the success of the market at London’s Camden Lock.

Stalls now also sell foods from all around the world and antiques and collectibles. The market, with around 150 shops and stalls, attracts as many as seven million visitors a year. It perhaps looks a bit rough around the edges these days, yet locals and tourists alike love its quirkiness and most wouldn’t want it to change.

Greenwich Hospital Estate, which has owned the market since 1849, plans to build a 101-room hotel, create office space and replace the market’s canopy with a glass roof, a job expected to take two years during which the market will be relocated.

Although English Heritage supported the redevelopment, campaigners protested, thousands of signatures opposing the plan were collected, and Greenwich Council rejected the plans. Its planning board said that the redevelopment plans were ‘out of keeping with character of the West Greenwich Conservation Area’, would be ‘detrimental’ to local views and add to traffic congestion.

However, Greenwich Hospital Estate successfully appealed against the decision to the planning inspectorate, and planning permission was granted

£10 to straddle Meridian line

Transport latest…

Good news for commuters, as the new railway timetable for East Dulwich, North Dulwich and Tulse Hill has seen an improvement on last year’s.

Evening services from London Bridge after 8.18pm which used to be half-hourly, have now been replaced with a service every 15 minutes until just after midnight. An especially welcomed improvement for North Dulwich station, considering that it lost two services a couple of years ago. Along with the improved services that the extension of the East London Line will soon bring - including trains running to Clapham Junction via Peckham Rye, Denmark Hill, Clapham High Street and Wandsworth Road, Dulwich and surrounding areas will soon be extremely well-connected indeed.

Tourists flock in their thousands to the Meridian line in Greenwich to stand with a foot in each hemisphere of the world. It’s a rite of passage for residents, too, and since 2001 the privilege has been free.

However, from 8 March it will cost £10 for adults to straddle the hemispheres, as there are concerns over wear and tear caused by visitors to the Meridian courtyard and Flamsteed House at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park.

Did you know?

Blackheath is home to a couple of impressive sporting firsts: golf was introduced to England on Blackheath in 1608, and it is home to Blackheath Rugby Club, the oldest documented rugby club ever.

in January 2011, and the building project will begin in 2013.

Councillor Ray Walker, chairman of Greenwich Council’s planning board, on hearing that the decision had been overturned, said: “This appeal gives the green light to a scheme that is totally out of keeping with the history and architecture of Greenwich town centre, and one which simply is not of a sufficiently high standard for a World Heritage Site.”

The Estate has said that when works are completed the market will not be reduced in size.

However, on their website the hotel owners, Bespoke Hotels, say that there will be a new alfresco restaurant/bar on the market courtyard. There will apparently be a reinstated seating area outside one of the pubs in the market area, The Hardy, which will further encroach on the market area.

Locals fear the individuality and charm that the market currently has - the things that locals and visitors love about Greenwich - will be replaced by the bland, namely a handful of ‘token’ stalls and a selection of soulless identikit chain shops and eateries. n

Branching out The South London property market is clearly defying dire predictions elsewhere in the country with the news that two major estate agencies are putting down roots in South East London. In Blackheath, Foxtons is opening its 30th office on 12 March.

Mark Cullen, area director for Foxtons east London says: “Our Canary Wharf office has been successfully servicing the Blackheath area for five years. However, now seems an ideal time to focus on the local market in more depth. The variety of properties in Blackheath, with both traditional Georgian town houses and more contemporary

developments, will attract a wide range of buyers and tenants, especially families who are looking for open spaces, great schools and a village atmosphere.”

In East Dulwich, London estate agency chain Kinleigh Folkard and Hayward has recently opened a new sales and lettings branch on Lordship Lane.

KFH’s new East Dulwich sales manager, Laura Knight says: “East Dulwich has beautifully renovated period properties which are particularly popular with families due to the well-known independent schools in the area.”

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By Ben West

Drink An evening at the pub can mean anything from a night amongst fine draught beers, a menu of gastronomic delights and plush surroundings - to a taxing time in a grotty locals’ boozer whose interior hasn’t been cared for since around 1965, and where you feel decidedly unwelcome.

Fortunately, The Actress in East Dulwich falls into the former category. With a colourful, bright interior, stylish lighting, a funky pointillist mural created using spraycans, an outside terrace for warmer months and a wood-fired pizza oven, it has all the ingredients for a great night out.

Some uncommon draught and cask hand pumped beers, a good wine list and an imaginative menu that includes parmesan, paprika and lime corn-on-the-cob, cider braised pork ribs, and beetroot, ricotta, goat’s cheese, sweetcorn and pea shoots pizza add the finishing touches.

The Actress, 90 Crystal Palace Road, East Dulwich, SE22 9EY, 020 8693 2130 www.capitalpubcompany.com/the-actress

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When you consider what land goes for in London, it is amazing that there are any equestrian centres left in the city.

No doubt the huge expanse of glorious greenery that comprises the longestablished Mottingham Farm Riding Centre in Eltham has been eyed up by a good few developers over the years.

It offers both group and one-to-one riding lessons for all ages and skill levels, and has a dressage area and extensive paddocks and woodlands for a variety of equine experiences.

Meet Bernard is an uncommonly good menswear store in the centre of Greenwich set up to cater for customers wanting to buy leading menswear brands without making a trip to the West End. Carhartt, Loake, Lyle and Scott, Pointer, Wrangler, Red Wing and Mishka are just some of the brands stocked.

The Farah Hemmingway Jacket (£80) is one of the shop’s favourites. The simple design of this signature vintage-style jacket makes it an easy all-rounder.

Until 25 April the Tate Modern has an exhibition of work by Gabriel Orozco. Creative, playful and inventive, Orozco creates art using found objects. Sculptures are often made of everyday things, he’s sliced a classic Citroën DS car into thirds, removing the central part to exaggerate its streamlined design, and photographed such things as water collecting in a punctured football. In addition, Ai Weiwei’s Sunflower Seeds, made up of millions of lifesized sunflower seed husks intricately handcrafted in porcelain, continues in the Turbine Hall until 2 May.

Mottingham Farm Riding Centre, Mottingham Lane, Eltham SE9 4RT, 020 8857 3003

Meet Bernard, 23 Nelson Road, Greenwich, SE10 9JB 020 8858 4047, www.meetbernard.com

Tate Modern, Bankside, SE1 9TG 020 7887 8888, www.tate.org.uk

Escape A visit to the public galleries of the Old Bailey, where the country’s chief criminal cases are tried, can be fascinating, although some cases aren’t so gripping. Courts one, two and three usually hold the most important cases. Oscar Wilde, Dr Crippen, the Great Train Robbers and Peter Sutcliffe were all tried here. Under-14s are not admitted, along with electrical equipment such as mobile phones and video recorders, and food, drink and large bags, though the pub across the road stores them in lockers for a small fee.

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Old Bailey, Newgate Street, EC4M 7EH 020 7248 3277 www.visitthecity.co.uk

On Saturday 5 March at 8pm join comedian, writer, broadcaster and allround British institution, Arthur Smith at the Blackheath Halls, which is reputedly London’s oldest established purpose-built concert venue. He will be appearing for an evening of sublime laughter and off-the-wall humour with jokes, anecdotes, short stories, poems, songs and readings from his recently published memoir My Name is Daphne Fairfax. (In fact, his first name isn’t Arthur or Daphne, but Brian).

As well as being a BBC regular (Grumpy Old Men, QI, Have I Got News For You, The One Show etc) and Olivier-nominated playwright (An Evening with Gary Lineker) Arthur was brought up in the Blackheath area, and attended John Roan School from 1965 to 1972. His brother, Richard, also attended the school. Honoured with a CBE, Richard has edited esteemed medical magazine the BMJ and was TV doctor for BBC Breakfast from 1983-7. Talented family! * See his interview on page 25.

Tickets £17/£15 concessions Blackheath Halls, 23 Lee Road, Blackheath SE3 9RQ 020 8463 0100, www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/blackheath-halls

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The South Bank’s Festival Terrace, Royal Festival Hall and Hayward Gallery shops offer design-led gifts, creative toys, 50’s inspired homewares and items relating to art, music, dance and photography. They include the clever and amusing Crinkled cup (£7.50), which looks like a scrunched-up plastic coffee cup, but is actually a ceramic. The shops also stock sweet Hug Salt and Pepper shakers (£20.00), designed by New York-based Alberto Mantilla, the original porcelain salt and pepper shakers which appear to ‘hug’ when not in use.

Blackheath Village has no fewer than six Indian and Nepalese restaurants, and the 120 seat Everest Inn is quite possibly the best. As well as a typical selection of Indian dishes, there are imaginative Nepalese specialities such as Hansh Bhutuwa, barbeque of duck cooked with green herbs, spices and spring onions, and Hariyali Lamb, which is lamb cooked with fresh mint, spring onion and Nepalese spices. Ask for the delicious mango trio dessert - mango kulfi, yoghurt and liqueur. Off the menu, but an occasional special, it is an absolute delight.

Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, SE1 8XX 020 7960 4200, www.southbankcentre.co.uk

Everest Inn, 41 Montpelier Vale, Blackheath, SE3 0TJ 020 8852 7872, www.everestinn.co.uk

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Greenwich Village

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From parks to palaces, there can be no better indication of the beauty of Greenwich than its status as a World Heritage site. Explore for yourself with this detailed day plan.

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Nature A great way to start the morning is with a walk in Greenwich Park, which is also the historical heart of the area. The 180 acres of royal greenland extends from a boating lake down to the ‘Wilderness deer park’ where red and fallow varieties can be seen stalking amongst the ancient woodland from designated viewpoints.

Savour the moment with tea in the beautiful Pavilion and visit the gift shop to acquire books about the site’s fascinating past.

a basis for time and space measurement as the home of the Meridian line.

These days the Observatory serves as part of the National Maritime Museum and houses a vast collection of art and nautical memorabilia, making it a tourist hotspot.

Thankfully the symbol of time standardisation can be viewed from the exterior. At 1pm the time-ball which is mounted on Flamsteed House will descend on its axis. Set your watch!

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Lunch Just moments away from Greenwich Park is the Inside restaurant. However it’s not just convenience which renders this eatery an ideal stop; the restaurant provides a range of fine European cuisine in an elegant setting. Locals recommend the succulent duck breast and roasted cod with Spanish paprika as their favourites.

19 Greenwich South Street, SE10 8NW www.insiderestaurant.co.uk

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Blackheath Avenue, SE10 8XJ www.visitgreenwich.org.uk

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Relax A remedy for a long day of walking comes in the form of a brand new pedicure experience for South-East London which is available at Bliss Fish. Immerse your feet in a warm spa tank to have them exfoliated by Garra Rufa fish who feed on dead cells to leave your skin soft and smooth.

99 Blackheath Road, SE10 8PD www.blissfish.co.uk

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Dinner A restaurant which uses produce sourced in the UK and Ireland is befitting of an area so integral to British History. The Rivington Grill offers exquisitely presented traditional breakfasts, Sunday Roasts and fresh fish as part of its tempting seasonal menu. The setting is simple and stylish with a friendly and relaxed atmosphere making it an ideal choice for early evening dining with friends.

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Head back towards the centre of the park to view a bronze statue of Major-General James Wolfe who, as part of the British army, led the conquering of Quebec in 1759. The statue is erected on a hill which provides breathtaking views of the River Thames and the City.

On the same hilltop stands the Royal Observatory, commissioned by King Charles II in 1675 to advance astronomical study.

The Observatory has long been regarded as

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produce and quirky fashions on designated days, five times a week.

Post-refreshment, wander to Greenwich Market which is famed for its vibrant atmosphere and vintage treasures. The colourful range of stalls occupies part of the World Heritage site and traders have used the area since the 14th century.

These days it is the perfect place to acquire home-made craft, fresh local

The North Pole bar and restaurant aims to provide everything you need for a good night out, under one roof. The multi-purpose venue is home to a well-stocked bar, lively dance floor and bistro which all have a bubbly, inclusive atmosphere. This is an ideal location if you’re seeking a laidback, mainstream venue for the weekend.

131 Greenwich High Road, SE10 8JA www.northpolegreenwich.com

living local Herne Hill Velodrome gets cyclists in a spin

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Blackheath boy this spring, writer, broadcaster and comedian Arthur Smith’s national live tour comes to Blackheath, Arthur’s childhood home since the age of ten. Our resident columnist, Ben West speaks to him about growing up in blackheath

What was it like growing up in Blackheath?

“We lived in Kidbrooke Park Road and I attended the Roan School for Boys, now John Roan. I walked across the heath every morning and played football there at weekends.”

What do you most miss about the Blackheath area?

“The path past Morden college which had the best stag beetles, the heath itself, the second-hand bookshop in the village - is it still there? And Greenwich Park, round which I ran hundreds of times in my days as a cross country runner.”

Boris’s blue bikes may have been launched with great fanfare last year in the capital, but cyclists in the Herne Hill area have had rather less to cheer about.

Its 1891-built velodrome, one of the best cycling tracks in the UK and a venue for the 1948 Olympic Games, has deteriorated over the years and it has been threatened with closure for many months. Its grandstand has been structurally unsound for many years and is currently boarded up.

Numerous cycling clubs, schools and children use the velodrome track and mountain bike course and many British cycling stars learned to race here, so it is no surprise that there has been huge support for a campaign for full-scale renovation to secure the velodrome’s long-term future.

In January redevelopment plans were unveiled incorporating a new venue that would offer track riding, mountain biking, cyclo cross, training and family riding alongside a new pavilion with café and community space. The final designs will be submitted to Southwark Council for planning permission, and a public meeting will be held in Dulwich College Great Hall on Tuesday 22 March from 7.30-9.30 pm for people to view the concept plans and news of any other progress.

If you want to help save the Herne Hill Velodrome visit www.savethevelodrome.com And if you want to visit, there are regular public events, including track and off-road racing and training sessions, as well as holiday clubs for kids.

Entrance free Herne Hill Velodrome, Burbage Road, London, SE24 9HE www.hernehillvelodrome.com

What do you not miss?

“Waiting for the 93 bus which I often did miss. Is it a different number now?”

Do you have any particular memories or anecdotes about anything locally?

“I have a whole heap of memories, which I recount in my book ‘My name is Daphne Fairfax’. I was a roadsweeper across the heath and one afternoon my mother came across me asleep on the grass next to my metal chariot.”

When you visit Blackheath or Greenwich now, how do you think it has changed since your childhood?

“Not half as much as Bermondsey, where I spent my first nine years. The atmosphere is similar, I would say.”

Was there any particular pub, club, theatre, restaurant or shop you especially liked in the area?

“Well, I first got drunk in a pub in the village called the Three Tuns, though it is presumably a Wetherspoons now...”

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Rendall and Rittner Lettings Ltd.

To all landlord and sellers! Rendall and Rittner Letting limited would like to take the

opportunity to invite you to contact one of our dedicated experienced members of staff to discuss your property requirements.

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City View House, Bethnal Green

£310,000 Leasehold

New Caledonian Wharf SE16

£374,995 Leasehold

A two bedroom apartment is available in this former factory building situated along Bethnal green Road, which is an ideal location for Bethnal Green underground (central line) station, shops and bars.

GCH. Weekday concierge. Excellent Location.

Two double bedroom/two bathroom apartment is available in this prestigious development known as New Caledonian Wharf. The property comprises: Entrance hallway leading to reception, which overlooks the courtyard. Two double bedrooms, master ensuite.

Kitchen with a range of wall and base units. Parking. Onsite leisure facilities. 24 Hour concierge.

Admiral Place, Rotherhithe SE16

City View House, Bethnal Green

£299,995 Leasehold

Two double bedroom maisonette, built alongside Rotherhithe Street, which is (in our opinion) a convenient location for local pubs, Thames clipper service and the newly opened Rotherhithe overground station. The property also benefits from a garage with parking area in front. Property requires some updating.Good Location.

£249,995 Leasehold

Rare opportunity to purchase this one double bedroom apartment situated on the sixth floor of this former factory building situated in the heart of Bethnal Green, being ideal for the underground and local bus services to The City and beyond. Weekday concierge.

Unit 3, Vogan’s Mill, 17 Mill Street, London, SE1 2BZ Tel: 020 7702 0042 Fax: 020 7394 1937 Email: lettings@rendallandrittner.co.uk www.randrlettings.co.uk

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State of the market Alasdair Carpenter, Company Director of Lourdes estate agents, comments on the state of the residential property market

Spring brings strength and opportunity for the Docklands property market

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s winter finally draws to a close and spring emerges in the distance, the Docklands property market seems to be gaining strength. Both the residential sales and lettings markets are being underpinned by the forces of supply and demand.

There has been a noticeable increase in demand from both prospective tenants and buyers and a slight downturn in the number of available properties.

The restricted supply of property, coupled with an increased number of sales and rental applicants is likely to cause a spike in prices. This is very reminiscent of the same period last year.

In addition to the simplistic economic principles of supply and demand, there are a number of other factors impacting the market. Firstly, at this time of year the Docklands property market is always beholden to bonuses paid by the financial services industry. The residential sales market in Canary Wharf and the surrounding areas has always been the beneficiary of the bonus culture of the financial institutions. General consensus seems to be that this year has been yet another good year in the banking sector and bonuses have been paid accordingly.

Secondly, the working population of Canary Wharf has been swelling over the last 18 months and this trend is set to continue for the foreseeable future. This is in direct contrast to the general labour market performance for the UK economy. The outlook for the wider UK economy remains subdued as the austerity

cuts imposed by the coalition government will have a marked effect on those areas heavily dependant on the public sector.

The regeneration of East London in anticipation of the 2012 Olympics will further bolster the property market. Due to the global downturn and the restricted supply of credit over the last few years, the building of new residential developments has slowed considerably. This has caused restricted supply of new properties at a time when the population in Docklands is growing. This is causing irritation and disappointment for tenants and buyers alike. However, landlords and vendors are finding themselves in a much better position than at any other time over the last few years.

The property market is highly seasonal and we would expect to experience an increase in demand during the spring months. What remains uncertain is whether or not this trend is set to stay for the foreseeable future or is simply more the effects of seasonal demand.

One key factor that seems to be changing in the property market’s favour is the appetite for mortgage lending. Most brokers seem to be reporting an increase in the number of products available to consumers. Not only are there more mortgage products available but the rates have been slowly creeping to more attractive levels. The lending criteria will remain strict due to regulatory pressure and that is unlikely to change for many years, if ever. That in my opinion however should be viewed as a positive and not a negative. Slow sustainable growth is more attractive to everyone than the volatile boom and bust conditions of the past.

So as the weather warms and the days become lighter the market should continue to recover. Prices for both rental and sales properties will see marginal increases. The one undeterminable variable is whether or not we will see an increase in the number of available properties. If you are thinking of selling or letting the spring market might be the opportune time. n 23

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A woman’s

world?

With news of a European wide quota for women in senior positions, Hilton Ingram asks, why do governments believe that legislation is the only and best route to achieve their goals?

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russels is ready to force a 40 per cent female boardroom quota on public companies,” wrote Bojan Pancevski and James Ashton recently in the Sunday Times.

While I believe that women should have much greater representation in the nation’s workforce, it is arguable as to whether blanket legislation is the way to achieve such balance.

In practical terms, businesses within sectors which typically attract males, such as engineering, will struggle to meet a pre-defined quota of female employees. This is one reason why we should look at ways which enable both sexes to progress naturally through the ranks, in their desired field and in their own time.

Anecdotal evidence demonstrates that most women will stall their career progression in order to raise young children, yet a recent study by Jones and Schneider (2010) has found that this is often involuntary. The authors concluded that childcare and inflexible working environments are some of the main factors which account for the relatively non-linear career paths of females but that this could be countered by more considerate working environments.

I feel that all companies should start to look at the wellbeing of the family and either contribute towards childcare or, if they are large enough, to have an in-house childcare facility. Aside from benefiting families, this would be advantageous to companies who find that extended maternity leave can cause fragmented business practices and perhaps financial strain from continued statutory payment.

In addition, research from one recruitment website suggests that those who liaise widely within a company are likely to proceed to a higher position more quickly. However it is reported that females are less inclined to network or promote themselves amongst like-minded individuals than their male counterparts. Therefore we need to continue to

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encourage all employees to participate in company social events and have an open business culture in which strategy, performance and success is shared.

The current childcare regime is financially prohibitive to many prospective working mothers so maybe the answer lies in how we as a nation want our future childcare to be offered to us. Perhaps a professional crèche facility that works on a “not for profit” basis where financially fortunate parents can pay a normal cost and those less fortunate can pay an affordable cost as this would help to get more women back into the working environment, so that we have a chance of meeting the dictates of our European parliament.

In my experience I have found that professionally minded people WANT to work to achieve greatness and to aspire to having a good life with their family. For the benefit of the improved life of future businesses I believe that family life must be supported and perhaps childcare should become part of an open, encouraging business environment. n

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Modern Lagoon Facing Property Smart, Modern, Bright 1 Bed

3/4 Bed Town House Top Floor Flat with Floor to Ceiling Windows

SE18 £196pw £279,995

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2 Bed sized, well presented this award winning Spacious 3 bed family home within walking distance of the Good clean andapartment modern 1on bed, overlooking a development. includethroughout on-site 24 and hourheaps concierge, centre, good transport the connections including thefountains.

Royal courtyard withBenefits large rooms of storage. town the property overlooking internal lagoon and residents’ only gym, bistro and Youngs Pub.Train and DLR Arsenal Pier for the Thames Clipper service.

Furnished Furnished stations minutes from your door.

RoyalArsenal Arsenal Royal Riverside, SE18 Riverside, A beautiful, gated Woolwich SE18

development nestling A beautiful, gated along the River Thames development nestling the Royal Arsenal is along the River Thames composed of gorgeous the Arsenaland is ultra oldRoyal warehouses composed of gorgeous chic modern buildings, old warehouses and river ultra many with splendid chic modern buildings, views. many with splendid river •views.

Onsite gym and 24 hr concierge ••Onsite and 24 hr Onsitegym delicatessen concierge and café ••Onsite Tranquildelicatessen riverside and café setting ••Tranquil riverside Gated buildings •setting Onsite dry cleaners ••Gated Buildings Neighbours that • Onsite dryfriends cleaners become • Neighbours that become friends

3rd Floor Courtyard Apartment Riverside 2 Bed Apartment Beautiful Furnished Loft Style Apartment Fabulous Loft with Amazing Roof Skylights

Enjoy the lifestyle of the Royal Arsenal Riverside.This property comes with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, main living height ceilings throughout and a great modern kitchen. area open plan with designer kitchen. Parking included.

Furnished

SE18 £273pw £249,995

An attractive, bright and airy property with stunning Thames views obtained from the wall of glass fronting the open living area that has a vaulted ceiling and loads of roof skylights. plan living area. Comes with 2 bathrooms, designer kitchen, Furnished balcony and includes parking.

SE18 £335pw £274,995

Split-Level 2 Bed Property Grade II Listed 2 Bed Duplex Fantastic 3 bed Penthouse on two Floors AGorgeous Warehouse Conversion 2 Bed apartment set on the top floor. It has west facing views fantastic west facing 2 bed warehouse conversion on the

A greatArsenal’s penthouse offering 3 genuine ofreally the Royal historic buildings and of double the Thames bedrooms, 2 smart bathrooms and an ultra kitchen.

River.A period conversion with character, it is modern very spacious Furnished and benefits from a high specification. Includes Parking.

SE18 £358pw £329,995

top floor, over 1300 sq ft. Exposed brickwork, sash windows, bedrooms, twoa smart andceiling a large study glass sliding wall, vaultedbathrooms 25 ft high oak within thearea. open Furnished/Unfurnished plan living area. It has gas central heating. Comes with parking.

SE18 £345pw £374,995

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HOT PROPERTY:

Royal Residence

A stunning family home located in the heart of West Greenwich, presented throughout with high quality, luxury finishes, and endless lists of features. With a beautiful array of accommodation, comprising three large reception rooms, three double bedrooms, first floor luxury bathroom, separate kitchen/diner, a generous south facing rear garden with side access and more. The

property is located in the West Greenwich conservation area, with The Royal Park, local shops and cafes, a range of gastropubs and highly convenient transport links to Canary Wharf and The City in close proximity. The feel of the house really is wonderful, internally and externally, situated in the best residential area within the historic period streets of Greenwich.

Royal Hill, SE10 ÂŁ875,000 Felicity J Lord www.fjlord.co.uk

020 8293 8555 27

Tudor Street, EC4 £925,000 Leasehold Set on the second floor of an incredibly popular lift-serviced building next to the Temple law courts, this stunning 2 bedroom apartment offers excellent entertaining space.

Cromwell Tower, EC2 £795,000 Leasehold

Ben Jonson House, EC2 £720,000 Leasehold Set over the top three floors of Ben Jonson House, this 2 bedroom triplex penthouse apartment is incredibly bright with superb views towards the City and has a roof terrace.

Bishops Square, E1 £650,000 Leasehold Set on the first floor of an impressive modern building, this delightful two bedroom two bathroom apartment is stunningly presented and in an enviable location.

This superb 3 or 4 bedroom, 1 or 2 reception Barbican apartment is on the 3rd floor of Cromwell Tower, and has a terrace off the reception and balcony access from all rooms.

From their first steps to the first visit of the grandchildren, Hamptons International know what makes a family home. The comfort it will provide. The memories it will hold. We see beyond the bricks and mortar to help you find somewhere that’s, well, home.

Bunhill Row, EC1 £410,000 Leasehold This beautifully presented 1 bedroom apartment is on the 3rd floor of a lift-serviced building in Clerkenwell, it is incredibly bright, and has a terrace and off-street parking.

City Office

Sales. 020 7236 8398 city@hamptons-int.com Beyond your expectations www.hamptons.co.uk

Leyden Street, E1 £395,000 Leasehold A larger than average one apartment with wooden floors, over 730 sq ft, in this modern Art Deco-style building with lift and concierge, minutes from Liverpool Street station.

Tea Trade Wharf, SE1 £895,000 Leasehold

Tamarind Court, SE1 £725,000 Leasehold

A 1442 sq ft, third floor apartment within a popular warehouse conversion in Shad Thames, with two en-suite bedrooms, car parking, concierge and communal leisure complex.

A well presented and bright two double bedroom penthouse apartment within the popular warehouse conversion in the heart of Shad Thames, with full length terrace and parking.

Victor Wharf, SE1 £695,000 Leasehold

Bench Apartments, SE1 £695,000 Leasehold An 858 sq ft, second floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment located in the heart of Borough A two bedroom, two bathroom, 1163 sq ft duplex apartment with terrace and partial views of Market. Stunning views of Clink St are offered directly from the living area. the London Eye and the Houses of Parliament and allocated parking.

Move in before the tax man does.

Tower Bridge Office

For buyers in excess of £1million the increased stamp duty rate of 5% being introduced on the 6th April 2011 is an added incentive to complete before that date. We strongly recommend all sellers of these properties to make their move now whilst there is a flurry of buyers. £1,500,000 purchase SAVE £15,000 £2,500,000 purchase SAVE £25,000 £3,500,000 purchase SAVE £35,000

Sales. 020 7407 3173 towerbridge@hamptons-int.com Beyond your expectations www.hamptons.co.uk

Tamarind Court, SE1 £610,000 Leasehold

Rope Street, SE16 £279,000 Leasehold

A two bedroom, two bathroom second floor apartment within a converted warehouse, in the heart of Shad Thames, with parking.

A second floor one bedroom, south-facing apartment overlooking the boats at Greenland Dock and extending towards Greenwich, with communal gardens and allocated parking.

Tudor Street, EC4 £695 per week

Wapping High Street, E1 £650 per week

A two double bedroom apartment in this prestigious Grade II listed building situated between the Square Mile and Covent Garden. Available furnished.

A two bedroom apartment in this impressive development on the River Thames, benefiting from a large wrap around terrace and 24 hour concierge. Available furnished.

Bishops Square, E1 £600 per week Folgate Street, E1 £475 per week A well presented two double bedroom apartment in this landmark development in the heart of A spacious two bed, two bathroom apartment in a popular portered development in the heart Spitalfields, finished to a fantastic standard, great views and a bright outlook. Available furnished. of Spitalfields. The flat is moments from Liverpool Street and Bishopsgate. Available furnished.

The Hamptons International team always go further to meet your personal property needs, whatever they may be.

Over 97% of our clients say they would use us again or recommend us to others.

Let us show you why.

Leyden Street, E1 £435 per week A recently refurbished one bedroom apartment in this popular Spitalfields development.

Parking by separate negotiation. Available furnished.

City Office

Lettings. 020 7236 8399 citylettings@hamptons-int.com Beyond your expectations www.hamptons.co.uk

Whites Row, E1 £380 per week A superb one bedroom apartment in this small development in the heart of vibrant Spitalfields and five minutes to Liverpool Street station. Available furnished.

Dolben Street, SE1 £950 per week Spice Quay Heights, SE1 £840 per week Stunning three bedroom penthouse apartment ideally located for Southwark Tube Station. An exceptional 1340 sq ft recently refurbished two bedroom apartment boasting spacious Property further benefits from Roof Terrace with Hot Tube and Steam Room. open plan kitchen / reception room with balcony and river views, wet room / steam room.

Bell Yard Mews, SE1 £565 per week An outstanding apartment which has recently been refurbished throughout boasting a huge terrace offering amazing views of the City.

Town Hall Chambers, SE1 £545 per week Superb two bedroom conversion apartment boasting stylish decor, wood floors and high ceilings situated in an imposing listed building on Borough high street.

Renting a property is no reason to accept anything less than the perfect home. It’s still your personal oasis. Albeit for a shorter timeframe. That said nearly all our tenants renew their contracts. Proof that we know how to make people feel right at home.

Tower Bridge Office

Lettings. 020 7407 3173 towerbridgelettings@hamptons-int.com Beyond your expectations www.hamptons.co.uk

New Concordia Wharf, SE1 £425 per week

Hays Court, SE16 £375 per week

A charming one bedroom apartment situated close to Shad Thames boasting a wealth of period features, balcony with direct dock and river views.

An impressive two double bedroom apartment boasting a spacious kitchen diner, modern shower room and a large loft style reception room with exposed girders and study area.

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HOT PROPERTY:

Victorian Grandeur

A stunning, recently refurbished, four double bedroom, two bathroom Victorian house situated in the centre of East Dulwich. The accommodation comprises a large double reception with two fireplaces, built in alcove storage, oak floors, an amazing high spec kitchen/diner with under-

floor heating and granite work surfaces, including a central island with five burner stove. There are also four double bedrooms, a large luxury bathroom with walk-in shower and additional en-suite shower room. Wonderful location close to local shops, schools and transport links.

Whateley Road, SE22 ÂŁ725,000 Freehold Winkworth www.winkworth.co.uk

020 8299 2722 35

It’s a Finance thing.

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Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

You can choose how you pay for your mortgage advice. You have the option to pay by a fee, typically 1.95% of the loan amount.

Alternatively you could pay by combination of a 1% fee and allow us to receive commission from the lender.

Registered Office: Colwyn House, Sheepen Place, Colchester, Essex, CO3 3LD. Registered in England, No: 06034381

WEST GREENWICH SE10 An exceptional and rarely available detached house ideally located near the top of Point Hill in this historic conservation area close to the open heath and within easy walking distance of Greenwich town centre, park and both mainline and DLR stations. Steer House was built to exacting standards four years ago and offers approx. 2500 sq ft of accommodation over four floors and the highest standards of finishing throughout....includes two 25’ reception rooms, fully equipped 26’ kitchen/dining, seperate utility, five bedrooms, three bathrooms a wide, walled garden and private off road parking behind secure gates. Offered for sale Freehold and with no onward chain.

Guide Price £1,475,000 Freehold 125 Greenwich South Street London SE10 8NX Tel 020 8691 3770 email. sales@turnerlane.co.uk

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callum roberts PROPERTY CONSULTANTS

Callum Roberts are proud to offer this stunning and extremely rare to market, 4220 sq ft property overlooking Gordon Square, Bloomsbury WC1.

Arranged over five floors, this Grade II Listed Georgian property has many period original features including a beautiful and bright 35 ft reception room with terrace overlooking Gordon Square.

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lifestyle n Hotel Chic exemplary bedroom design at Claridge’s n Time to Spa Soak it all up in blissful bathrooms n Inside Outside divine design for life al fresco

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If you’re not already familiar with Atelier Abigail Ahern – get acquainted. The quirky line from the North Londonbased designer features a cool twist to traditional homeware, with resin caribous, gunmetal grey chandeliers and vintage Persian-style hide rugs. Used together, her pieces help create ambient, interesting spaces which are still warm and inviting enough to work as part of even the most traditional home.

137 Upper Street, N1 1QP www.mydeco.com

Interior Inspiration Anyone looking to redecorate their bedroom should look to the latest lavish suites at Claridge’s for inspiration. The stunning rooms have been created by fashion designer Diane Von Furstenburg and reflect her exuberant and ultra-glamorous style, whilst honouring the grand legacy of the hotel.

Inspired by Furstenburg’s own travels, bold prints, fine fabrics and bespoke furniture

pieces are abound, in chic palettes of milk thistle, chocolate and magenta. Finishing touches such as Murano glass crystals, cocktail bars and beautiful photography ensure the suites are the ultimate luxury retreats for even the most discerning of guests.

Claridge’s, 49 Brook Street, W1K 4HR www.claridges.co.uk

Furnishing Touch

Furnishing Touch offers the very finest soft furnishings at the click of a button. Experts in their field, the company prides itself on its flawless service, exceptional quality and reasonable prices. For made to measure curtains, blinds and cushions there really is no better place to go. All you need to do is choose your fabric from a local supplier or any of the leading fabric companies, type in your measurements and you’ll receive an instant quotation, pay securely online and your order will be custom made and delivered direct to your door. Interior design has never been easier. www.furnishingtouch.com

A Touch of Spring The new interiors collection from The White Company offers some great bedroom staples, such as the Berkley Cotton linen range. Available in white or silver, the line is created using a blend of long-fibre superior cottons, which give a soft, luxurious feel.

Cabot Place West, Canary Wharf, E14 4QT www.thewhitecompany.com

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Designer focus Peter Layton both practical accessories and eye-catching artworks, peter layton’s glass designs have received international acclaim and are prominent features in some of the capital’s most glamorous homes

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t is not hard to understand why Peter Layton is one of Europe’s pre-eminent glass designers. Although his London Glassblowing Studio and Gallery is evidence of his inimitable skill in an ancient art, his pieces are eye-catching and contemporary works, collected by the likes of Elton John and the Duchess of Kent.

Layton’s collection is distinguished by its brave manipulation of colour, form and texture. From swirling perfume bottles flecked with delicate greens and golds, to striking vases splashed with scarlet and fuchsia, every design is commanding and unique.

The talented craftsman is inspired by various natural and cultural wonders.

The eye-catching Mirage series of glass captures the warmth of a visit to Petra, with its rich colour palette matched to desert sands. One of the newest

collections, Skyline has more local origins in the sunsets which can be seen directly from Layton’s Bermondsey studio.

Unsurprisingly such evocative pieces are proving popular as gifts, and the bowls, vases and paperweights of the watercolour Floral range is the ideal Spring-themed choice for Mother’s Day. Carefully moulded glass jewellery is also available if eye-catching accessories are desired.

For those who find Layton’s work particularly exciting there is also the opportunity to visit his studio and gallery and receive a day’s tutoring in glassblowing.

The class offers real insight into the magical process which sees molten material transformed into spectacular keepsakes using the finest tools and expert techniques. You can also view an extensive selection of Peter’s most recent work. n 62-66 Bermondsey Street, SE1 3UD www.londonglassblowing.co.uk

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the Trend Bathrooms don’t just have to be practical spaces. Transform yours into a homage to luxury and pampering - with indulgent textures, soothing accents, soft, smooth lines and rich, warm tones

Shropshire classic slipper bath including white quarrycast ball and claw feet, £1,299.99, Victoria & Albert Baths, www.vandabaths.com

Nome bathroom set, £59.87 Zara Home, www.zarahome.com

Lime, Basil & Mandarin luxury candle, £260, Jo Malone, www.jomalone.co.uk

Christy Royal Turkish limited edition towel £50, John Lewis, www.johnlewis.co.uk

The Saracen, from £4,560, Crye www.crye.co.uk

Moderne 4 chromed brass heated towel warmer £856.80, Alternative Bathrooms www.alternativebathrooms.com

Gold Eliza Mirror, £100, John Lewis www.johnlewis.com

Edwardian nickel bathroom accessories £36-£89, Balineum, www. balineum.co.uk

Vintage small perfume bottle, £10 BHS, www.bhs.co.uk

Goldline bath, £31,591, C P Hart www.cphart.co.uk

1901 luxury gold-plated bath shower mixer Bristan, £467, www.bristan.com

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Linea Linea velour robe, £40, House of Fraser www.houseoffraser.co.uk

White metal dimpled toothbrush holder £9.98, Graham and Green, www.grahamandgreen.co.uk Decorative glass bottles, from £9.38, Graham and Green www.grahamandgreen.co.uk

Golden sculptural pear candle, £102.15 D. L. & Co, www.dlcompany.com

Wooden Bathe sign, £20, Laura Ashley www.lauraashley.com

Designer hand-carved silk and gilt bench, £1404.87, Juliette’s Interiors www.juliettesinteriors.co.uk

Spittal shower, £16,140, www.drummonds-uk.com

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LUXE LOUNGING Uber-chic furniture designer Tom Schneider has unveiled the Dune Chaise Longue as part of his latest collection. Inspired by the undulation of exotic sand dunes, the eye-catching curved seat is angled for optimum comfort and ultimate style and swivels on an aluminium base to ensure practical living. Although the item looks incredible in the minimalistic, masculine tones of walnut wood and Vele Ivory leather shown here, it is also available in a choice of eight veneers and a wide variety of colours and fabrics. Alternatively, it can be customised to precisely compliment your own interior colour scheme. n Dune Chaise Longue, available in various colour combinations, ÂŁ2,965, www.tomschneider.co.uk

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Life alfresco doesn’t have to mean splintered wooden chairs and rickety tables.

Try a bit of ‘exterior design’, says Gabrielle Lane

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s the weather gets steadily brighter it’s easy to become enthusiastic about the prospect of outdoor living once again.

For decades garden furniture was uninspiring, and a world away from the stylish designs intended for the interior of your home.

However, it is now widely acknowledged that gardens and courtyards can serve as a seamless extension of a property, with their own theme and character.

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Splash of Colour However those who are looking for a bolder addition to their garden will love Fermob’s range of brightlycoloured metal tables, seats and sun-loungers. The products are available at Clifton Nurseries in over 25 attention-grabbing shades and modern bistro-style shapes and are intended to inject a more playful vibe to your outdoor entertaining space.

5A Clifton Villas, W9 2PH, www.clifton.co.uk

Enfield-based Three Counties Leisure has just unveiled a new range of wooden outhouses which are perfect for the family home and can be delivered to your address. The collection includes everything from pavilions to potting sheds which are made to measure and available in a host of delightful finishes from distressed lime-wash to a classic teak.

Making Waves

Cattlegate Road, Enfield, Middlesex, EN2 9DS, www.threecountiesuk.com

25-27 Market Place, Hampstead Garden Suburb, NW11 6JY, www.indian-ocean.co.uk

Or if you’re looking for a key piece, Indian Ocean may have the answer. Their cutting-edge lounger designs represent a perfect fusion of comfort and style. The dramatic Wave seat (above) is a prime example with its suspended curved shape and cool stainless-steel setting. n

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Loft Living are at home on the 4th floor of Selfridges, offering exclusive interior furnishing and accessories with timeless elegance and understated luxury. Carefully selected pieces showcase the very best in design and materials, and most sensual and beautiful in craftsmanship.

Our Natura and Urbana collections, combined or apart are destined to become future classics. At Loft Living we bring our passion for design together with the finest materials to give you effortless style with endless possibility.

Our team of professional Interior Designers will offer you a free design service and help you achieve your ideal interior scheme. With a huge selection of furniture and accessories plus an extended range of finishes Loft Living can give you exactly what you want. We offer products ready for delivery or to bespoke production and modification to suit your needs.

Visit us at Selfridges 4th Floor Loft Living 4th floor 400 Oxford Street London W1A 1AB Tel (0)20 7318 3062 www.loft-living.co.uk

liveOVERSEAS n Costa Rica Stunning homes in traditional Escazu n B uyers’ Guide Inspiring property in beautiful Turkey

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Costa Rican Casa If you’ve not considered Central America as the location for a luxurious overseas property, then lavish design, exclusivity and an incomparably glamorous address will surely tempt you, says Gabrielle Lane

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ituated just nine kilometres west of the Costa Rican capital San Jose, is the valley town of Escazu. The literal meaning of its name is ‘resting stone’ so it is highly appropriate that the region has become the destination du-jour for affluent expatriates desiring a beautiful retreat.

Even in the domain of luxurious hideaways, the latest apartment complex available through Signature Residences Worldwide is rather special. The gorgeous building of four two and three bedroom homes was conceptualised by renowned architect Carlos Barrenecha, who has created an elegant design which captures the grandeur of New York’s 5th Avenue.

The magnificent space would make fabulous and exclusive accommodation for a large family or group

of friends, yet the high quality finish also equips it superbly for the premium rental market.

Each of the apartments is lavishly appointed.

Throughout their interior, the expansive nature of the living areas and careful inclusion of high-tech facilities is immediately identifiable as the work of a talented designer. That is, if you were not already convinced by features including full-length windows, grand foyers, formal dining areas and the fine marble details within the penthouse.

Although outside areas are important for any holiday destination, the year-round sunshine in Costa Rica makes glamorous exterior entertaining areas imperative. At this estate, the heated swimming pool and large green sun terrace with breath-taking views are the perfect spots in which

to relax with friends or family. An ample covered garage and further visitors parking ensure that it is also a convenient venue for socialising.

In a further demonstration of attention-to-detail, Barrenecha has also ensured that each individual apartment has a private maid’s quarters with full bathroom to meet the needs of the busy professional who desires ultimate relaxation.

In spite of the modern luxury of the estate, the property does manage to maintain a traditional Costa Rican feel. The refined European styling is blended with colonial aspects and indigenous influences through a splendid collection of fine art, furniture and exotic gems.

This juxtaposition is echoed by Escazu as a whole.

The town has retained its traditional oxcart festival which celebrates local farming history, in addition to a traditional street market which offers fine produce, dancing and parades. However the area is now known for its array of chic bars and restaurants, boutique shopping and nightlife. Those who enjoy golf will also enjoy the 18-hole championship course which is nearby. That is, if you can bear to venture from such a luxurious home. n Bello Horizonte is priced at $3,500,000 www.signatureresidencesworldwide.com

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Buyer’s Guide To...

Turkey

When buying property in a country overseas, the investment climate and associated lifestyle is of obvious importance. This month’s Buyer’s Guide explores why Turkey is becoming a leading location for new homes

Location

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The Aegean and Mediterranean coasts of Turkey are particular favourites with tourists and investors alike. From the hilltop fortress of Afyon, to Aphrodisias with its charming Roman history, and the breathtaking ancient architecture of Ephesus, the Aegean coast is an unspoilt cultural heartland.

The Mediterranean coast is famed for its beautiful beaches which are backed by the dramatic landscape of the Taurus Mountains. In this region, Oludeniz has gorgeous white sands, whilst Bodrum, in the west, is a particular draw for its friendly and lively nightlife.

The high temperatures, attractive surroundings and low cost of day-to-day living make moving to Turkey an extremely attractive prospect. Cities such as Bodrum have year-round appeal and are ideal for those who want to settle abroad.

For those who would rent out their property, the Turkish Hoteliers Association have forecasted that 31 million tourists will choose to holiday in the country this year, increasing the likelihood of a great seasonal income.

Since the summer of last year, Easyjet have responded to demand to visit the country, operating six new routes from UK airports. Moreover, flight times from London are approximately four hours making it an ideal option for both long and short vacations. n

State of the Market Now is a great time to invest in Turkey. The local economy has continued to grow during the last year, showing an increase of 6.4 per cent. This exceeded expectations, and December saw Jim O’Neil of Goldman Sachs tip Turkey as a country of high economic potential for the year ahead.

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newHOMES n Development Focus local knowhow for new homes n In Your Interest time to make a choice on mortgages n Expert Insight looking for property closer to home

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Sensitive conversions. Sound investments.

City & Country Group offer a selection of unique conversion homes that not only make a statement but also offer a sound long term investment. the Galleries Brentwood duplex and 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments in a Victorian Grade ii listed building set in tranquil courtyard gardens. from £190,000 to £510,000. call 01277 202122

Balls Park Hertfordshire a landmark development of luxurious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom conversion apartments, set within 63 acres of picturesque parkland. from £232,500 to £365,000. call 01992 551777

Show homeS open daily from 10am to 5pm www.cityandcountry.co.uk

old Saint Michaels Braintree 1 & 2 bedroom apartments and houses converted from a collection of Grade ii listed Victorian buildings set in landscaped courtyards. from £130,000 to £325,000. call 01376 335800

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Studio and one-bedroom apartments are still available at Higgins Homes’ Prime development at the south east London suburb of Hither Green, which is just 13 minutes by train into London Bridge. Prices range from £109,950 to £154,950. www.higginshomes.co.uk

Property prices increase as city bonuses announced With City bonuses due to be announced any day, a recent property index suggests that there has been a continued growth in sales prices and resilient interest in acquiring high-end homes in London over the last few months.

According to Knight Frank, while the cost of homes in the UK overall fell by one per cent in the year to January, the average price for a property in Central London has risen 10.3 per cent.

Both the internal research team of leading agents Knight Frank and the D&G London Property Barometer suggest that the main cause for such a rise in value is the limited availability of suitable homes. Whilst the economic climate does not seem to have negatively impacted upon the intentions of City workers and overseas buyers who have registered their interest, sellers are being dissuaded from marketing their homes due to concerns about Stamp Duty rises.

D&G have also concluded that destabilisation in the Middle East has reasserted London’s position as a stable and safe place to invest.

Rent Rises The lack of available properties in the London sales market has had further implications for the rental scene. 2011 has seen the largest yearly growth in London rents since 1995, attributed to a delay in potential buyers finding suitable properties and a difficult mortgage market.

Difficulties in the rental market are

CLINK WHARF particularly apparent in the Docklands and City areas of London. Savills admit they usually see increased top tier rentals in the summer months but have recently let an exceptional riverside property for £1,000.

Elsewhere, one tenant offered £120,000 in advance to let a central apartment, but was still unable to secure a contract due to the owner’s intention to sell.

Just moments from Borough Market, the Globe Theatre and the Tate Modern, Knight Frank currently offer a three-bed loft-style penthouse at Clink Wharf, Clink Street on the South Bank. The £3,100,000 Thameside property boasts a balcony, roof terrace and views of the city skyline. www.knightfrank.com 71

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Development focus Urban renaissance Offering modern living and village life, it’s no wonder that 70 per cent of the first phase of new homes at Renaissance Lewisham were sold within hours of the official development opening

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ager home-hunters have flocked to the official launch of Barratt Homes development, Renaissance in Lewisham. The collection of around seven hundred new apartments sits at the heart of a £250m redevelopment of Lewisham town centre and has been constructed in partnership with the local council.

The apartments that are proving so popular are finished in a bright, modern and open-plan style and come complete with balconies and fully-fitted kitchens, having been designed by award-winning Assael Architecture.

They are set within four acres of attractive surroundings including communal gardens, a park and piazza and enable residents to benefit from great leisure amenities including a 25-metre swimming pool, climbing wall, state-of-the-art gym, crèche and cafe.

The homes undoubtedly have wide appeal yet are especially suitable for first time buyers owing to Barratt’s innovative Head Start scheme. As part of the initiative, those acquiring their first property are able to purchase using only a five per cent deposit and 80 per cent mortgage and any shortfall can be additionally supplemented by a ten year interest-free loan.

Other interest has been generated from commuters who can easily travel to central London from Lewisham National Rail Station and the DLR, both of which are situated opposite the development. Lewisham is just 17 minutes to Canary Wharf and five minutes from the World Heritage Site of Greenwich.

Whilst the Renaissance development clearly has many positive incentives for buyers, the response to the programme is regarded as a reflection of renewed confidence in the property market as a whole. n

Own your own part of Florence Corte with this fabulous two bedroom apartment which is finished in chic urban style. The kitchen is a high quality Nolte design, which features integrated Whirpool appliances including a microwave. The bathroom comes as standard with vanity units, heated towel rails and an Aqualisa shower. Glittering chrome details and black worktops from the Utopia Vio Range give it the appeal of a slick city pad. In the master bedroom, the neutral colours and stylish soft furnishings ensure it is a relaxing environment and there are integrated mirror-front wardrobes for both style and practicality.

Prices start from £298,000 www.barratthomes.co.uk/renaissance

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To fix or not to fix? as news about a possible rise in the base rate comes, We take a look at the issue of interest rate volatility

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ou may have already seen press speculation regarding impending interest rate increases expected this year. It would now certainly appear that this process is about to begin.

SWAP rates rose considerably at the beginning of January, along with the LIBOR rate, which is now feeding through to the lenders who are all busy reviewing their fixed rate products - upwards, of course! This is a clear indication of imminent rises in the BoE base rate, if not in February, certainly at the March sitting of the MPC. This means that the very low tracker and standard variable rates we’ve enjoyed over the last three years, will rise inexorably. So should you fix now whilst rates are relatively low?

It largely depends on your ‘risk profile’, but if you are of a cautious nature, or require stability, then a switch should be seriously considered!

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rate, to switch to a fixed rate now would probably be the best thing as the fixed and standard variable rates are quite comparable. However, if you are enjoying one of the excellent tracker rates which were available ‘pre-crunch’, and now have a rate in the region of 1-1.5%, it is quite a leap to voluntarily accept the 3.5-4.5% currently available, and the subsequent rise in monthly payments.

Clearly, if you want the guarantee that a fixed rate brings, then you will have to pay the extra that this will certainly incur. Neither option is perfect, but reviewing your position now is certainly worth doing.

An independent mortgage adviser can help you see if a switch is suitable, and you can find one in your locality by visiting www.unbiased.co.uk or www.housesandfinance.co.uk. n Ron Radway is a mortgage consultant for OneCall Financial Advice Centre. For further information visit www.onecallonline.co.uk or call 0203 174 0422.

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onus season is upon us again, and the Centre for Economic and Business Research is predicting that City workers will take home £3.bn this year, of which £1bn will be spent on property. This means many will be left with the dilemma of where to buy, and what kind of property. City & Country Group’s award-winning development at The Galleries provides the perfect answer for bonus buyers looking to invest their City paycheck in a tangible asset, whether it’s a commutable luxury home or a shrewd investment in the buy-to-let market.

The distinctive Grade II Listed Victorian buildings at The Galleries in Brentwood have been converted into a collection of high quality apartments and unique homes that are ideal for a wide range of

homebuyers looking to combine classic period features with the very latest in modern living.

Residents at the scheme also benefit from gated, beautifully landscaped courtyard gardens, and many homes enjoying far-reaching views over London.

For those City buyers looking to purchase a permanent residence, The Galleries is ideally located in the London commuter belt, with Brentwood Railway Station offering direct services into London Liverpool Street, taking just 35 minutes. This fast commute makes it easy for City workers to move out into the glorious Essex countryside, whilst still being able to commute into the City to their day job.

With buy-to-let looking like a good investment, purchasing a property at The Galleries could provide an enticing alternative to City workers.

Recent research from Findaproperty.com indicates that properties in the South East are expected to yield between four and five percent of a property’s purchase price annually in 2011.

Helen Moore, residential managing director at City & Country Group comments: “With the start of City bonus season already upon us, City workers will still be looking at the property market to make wise investments with their extra funds. Our development at The Galleries with its beautifully landscaped courtyard gardens and classic period features combined with the latest in modern living, really does make an excellent choice for a City worker faced with the dilemma of how to spend their bonus money this year. Whether they want to purchase a permanent commuter home or a buy-to-let investment, The Galleries continues to prove popular with savvy purchasers, looking to buy in a secure and prime market.”

Prices at The Galleries start from £182,500 for a one bedroom, £325,000 for a two bedroom apartment, £395,000 for a three bedroom apartment and £499,950 for a two bedroom duplex. n www.cityandcountry.co.uk

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e are always looking for the latest hot spot or new development area, of which there are many in London.

What with the massive regeneration projects taking place in Kings Cross, Stratford, Dalston and Paddington, to name just a few, we seem to be spoilt for choice, but often there are smaller up and coming areas right on your doorstep that you might not have noticed before.

Take Canada Water and Rotherhithe, for example, the overlooked neighbour to Tower Bridge, where prices in many cases are at least 20% cheaper on a like for like basis. Though once thought of as a bit of a no-man’sland connecting Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf, the area is currently undergoing a massive makeover which will serve to neaten up the passageway.

The housing stock here is incredibly diverse, from loft warehouses to modern apartments, which can be picked up from as little as £160,000. There is a thriving community of families here too, served by some very good schools and some very reasonable family properties, starting from £399,000 for a three-bedroom house.

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the area like this is all positive news for existing residents and prospective buyers alike.

The recently completed East London Line has also given a boost to the area, opening up a North/South route allowing more reverse commuters to consider living here.

The area has many riverside pubs and restaurants, as well as an incredible history; the founding fathers left for the New World from here! The Brunel Museum is situated in Rotherhithe Village and the Ecological Park was created on the reclaimed former docks to serve as a city farm. The large shopping centre with its cinema and bowling alley brings life to the area around Canada Water which serves Canary Wharf and the West End. The types of people who live in and around Canada Water and Rotherhithe are incredibly varied; from first generation buyers who have raised families here, the Canary Wharf commuter who travels by river boat to work, the young first time buyer looking for capital growth, to the retiree who wants to downsize to a riverside property. All these residents will understand when I say that these areas should not be overlooked just because buyers don’t know them very well. In fact, this is precisely the reason why potential buyers should take an early look. n Carl Davenport is associate director of the Chesterton Humberts Tower Bridge office, 020 7357 799 www.chestertonhumberts.com

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