by Krish | Oct 6, 2015 | Period Property Locations
Rugby is often likened to a battle: from the All Blacks Haka to the Tongan’s war dance, the turbulent torrent of action in an 80 minute game is a good example of men pushing themselves to the boundaries of human capacity. Some walk off the pitch exuberant in victory...
by Krish | Sep 16, 2015 | Period Property Locations
With The Victorian Society yesterday announcing their yearly list of the most at-risk Victorian and Edwardian architecture in England and Wales, we take a look at the history of a couple of the buildings on the list, and some of the work required to restore them to...
by Krish | Jul 16, 2015 | Period Property Locations
Over one hundred test matches have been played at Lord’s Cricket Ground, but the venue is also home to an historical building with large sash windows. The Marylebone Cricket Club was founded in 1787, with the first match taking place on 31st May 1787. The club...
by Krish | Jul 9, 2015 | Period Property Locations
SW19 is well known for the lawn tennis championships at The All England Lawn Tennis Club, with people from around the world visiting Wimbledon to watch the tennis, but did you know there are a lot of period buildings within SW19 with their own history? Wimbledon Train...
by Krish | May 5, 2015 | Period Property Locations
In our line of business, we’re privileged to visit and work in many wonderful locations throughout the UK. By default, lots of these places have a rich, architectural history, so we thought we’d shine our trusty spotlight on a few – starting with Brockley. About...
by Krish | Apr 30, 2015 | Period Property Locations
Lamb House sits proudly at the top of West Street in Rye, Sussex. Built in 1723 by prominent local citizen, James Lamb, it’s a rather lovely example of a Georgian house with strong literary associations. With its generous proportions, pleasing symmetry and large sash...
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