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Country & Town House Magazine
Bloomfield Terrace, SW1 £2,875,000
You can watch the sun set over London from the roof terrace of this Pimlico house. Spread over four floors, there's bags of space, plus a handy bedroom, shower room and kitchenette in the basements.
House & Garden, Tatler, GQ & Vogue - Dec
Keys to the Capital - Given an unlimited budget, which address would you move to?
Property Review - November 2011
Always look on the bright side, says Mickey Mouse in the drawing room poster facing sofas in the same blue as his shorts and shoes.
Property Review - October 2011
A ground and garden maisonette in Belgravia's Ebury Street is set in a period building far wider that its neighbouring contemporaries.
The Mayfair Magazine - September 2011
Truly great, and truly British. The nations most desirable street; Chester Square.
PROPERTY REVIEW - May 2011
Ayrton Wylie has also witnessed a confident start to the year, buoyed up by keen international buyers. Sixty per cent of properties sold so far in 2011 have been to overseas purchasers, with those viewing Ayrton Wylie property on the website from 52 different countries and in 29 languages during the month of February alone.
LONDON LETTINGS - Jan 2011
After a subdued 18 months, the rental market is strong with higher rents reflecting its buoyancy.
VOGUE, GQ, TATLER, HOUSE & GARDEN - December 2010
All I want for Christmas is....Claire Pilton asks nine London agents to choose a property whose keys they would like to find in their stocking this year.
BELGRAVIA MAGAZINE - October 2010
Estate Agent Ayrton Wylie celebrates a decade in Belgravia this year. Owners Simon Ayrton and Seamus Wylie share what they've learnt about the area's unusual property market over the last ten years.
PROPERTY REVIEW - September 2010
One of Thomas Cundy Junior's highly respected and much-admired buildings in Belgravia is currently for sale in Lower Belgrave Street. Built in around 1842, the Grade II listed six-storey house overlooking Eaton Square has now been extensively refurbished in a high spec makeover featuring high quality brand names and high tech home comforts.
CHESTER SQUARE DEAL - September 2010
The capital's summer season is traditionally quiet with Londoners shooting off abroad for their holidays and selling property not foremost in their thinking.
However, despite a little less activity, a house in Chester Square has managed to sell for a figure in excess of £17 million, demonstrating there is indeed life at the top end of the market.
COUNTRY & TOWN HOUSE - July 2010
Yes, you read the price tag correctly, but this is prime real estate - arguably the finest house located on the corner of the UK's most expensive square.
VOGUE, GQ, TATLER, HOUSE & GARDEN - June 2010
Amid all the clamour for lateral living, Chester Square is bucking the trend. 'It has recently seen an increased demand from purchasers because it is one of the few remaining premier residential squares where the majority of properties are still arranged as houses.
PROPERTY REVIEW - May 2010
For sale on nearby Cadogan Square, west of Sloane Street, is a mansion flat with 1560 sq ft of first floor living space recently refurbished by the current owners.
BELGRAVIA MAGAZINE - March 2010
An Easter egg hunt with chocolate prizes is being held at Ayrton Wylie until April 19. A giant doll's house in the estate agent's window has caused something of a sensation on Lower Belgrave Street recently, with its decor changing to celebrate Christmas and then Chinese New Year.
FT.COM - March 2010
A Russian multimillionaire last autumn flew out from Moscow in his private jet for a second look at a flat he was desperate to buy in the cream-coloured Regency houses of London's Eaton Square. When he touched down, he received bad news; the property had already been sold.
PROPERTY REVIEW - Feburary 2010
James Bond creator Ian Fleming lived in Ebury Street as a City stockbroker before his days of writing super spy adventures. And a young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed his first symphony in the street when living there with his father.
BELGRAVIA MAGAZINE - October 2009
A flat at 1 Eaton Square thought to have belonged to Conservative politician Lord Boothby is for sale. The three-bedroom property is split over two floors and is where Boothby entertained guests including East End crime boss Ronnie Kray.
PROPERTY REVIEW - September 2009
A two-bedroom maisonette on the ground and lower ground floors of a building in Belgravia's exclusive Eaton Square has direct access to a 38ft long rear garden. Featuring stone paving bordered by mature trees and shurbs, the garden is held on a licence.
COUNTRY LIFE - July 2009
One of the best addresses in the world, buying property on Eaton Square can be a competitive, and pricey, business. Holly Kirkwood pays a visit to pick up some tips. Country Life Link
PROPERTY REVIEW - July 2009
Entertain in considerable Belgravia style in the two reception rooms on the grand first floor of a duplex apartment on the maket in Eaton Square.
PROPERTY REVIEW - July 2009
The former family home of Sir Winston Churchill on Eccleston Square, Pimlico, has been updated in a recent high-specification refurbishment.
COUNTRY LIFE - June 2009
A beautiful property on Eccleston Square in London once lived in by Churchill and his family has come on to the market. Country Life Link
COUNTRY LIFE - April 2009
Now could be the perfect time to take that leap of faith in to the property market says estate agents and property finders. Country Life Link
BLOOMBERG.COM - March 2009
London's Chester Square took the top spot of Mouseprice's annual list of the UK's most expensive addresses, which showed declines in the nations richest areas as the housing-market slump spread. Bloomberg Link
ID INTERNATIONAL - March 2009
In the heart of opulent central London is a house inspired by its owner's minimalist fashion designs. It is a rare fusion of luxury and austerity.
THE SUNDAY TIMES - February 2009
I am delighted to report that while Enoch Powell and his moustache were still with us, they had a nice place to eat breakfast each morning. The house Powell lived in for 30 years or more, since before he made that speech and up until his death in 1998, is up for sale. Sunday Times Link
ID PROPERTY - December 2008
Even the Bank of England's huge interest rate cuts won't save Britain's proprety market, according to pundits. Recession, credit crunch, bank closures, unemployment, stock market falls, tight mortgage lending and more are stifling recovery.
BELGRAVIA MAGAZINE - December 2008
An art dealer, synonymous with the coolest names in the business, Detmar Blow was married to fashion icon and lover of extraordinary hats, the late Isabella Blow. Their Belgravia flat, a shrine to high art and high fashion is now on the market.
BELGRAVIA MAGAZINE - October 2008
Reliving the Elizabeth Street Party!
Thank you to all the children for donating your pocket money to charity and giving us a thorough soaking!!
TATLER, VOGUE & GQ - September 2008
Discreet Marketing - Ayrton Wylie discuss the new trend for the top end of the market
SUNDAY TIMES - August 2008
The husband of the late Isabella Blow shows Cheryl Markosky around the style maven's eclectic Belgravia pad and explains why he's moving on.
PROPERTY REVIEW - March 2008
Minimalist maestro, John Pawson, focuses his attention on a corner of Chester Square
LONDON PROPERTY NEWS - February 2008
Grand family home for sale in London's exclusive Chester Square
THE ROBB REPORT (Private Preview 2008)
18th Century Versailles finds a home in London's renowned Eaton Square
TELEGRAPH - 4 October 2007
Cheryl Markosky takes a look inside renowned fashion designers home.
