St Luke’s Street
The property needed to be in turnkey condition and close to transport links, as well as independent shops and restaurants.
- Price
- £4,700,000
- Date Sourced
- September 2026
The Brief
Our Brazilian clients were looking to purchase a three-bedroom pied-à-terre in Prime Central London to use as a holiday home.
What We Did
We previewed a wide range of apartments and houses across Notting Hill, Bayswater, Kensington, Chelsea, Knightsbridge, Belgravia and Marylebone, which we then carefully curated and distilled down to the very best properties for their brief.
We organised two viewing tours at the beginning of their trip, which we then narrowed down to two properties that they wanted to view for a second time.
They ultimately decided to move forward with this completely off-market, three-to-four-bedroom turnkey house on St Lukes Street in Chelsea, which our clients fell in love with. It had everything they needed and more.
During negotiations, we still managed to save our clients £250,000 from the asking price, despite the property never reaching the open market.
The Unfair Advantage
We covered an awful lot of ground in a very short timeframe, identifying properties across numerous postcodes, both on and off market. This ultimately resulted in our clients securing this hidden gem, which only came to the fore through our close relationship with the agents.
Had they been searching on their own, our clients would never have found it.
Inside St Luke’s Street
Our Chelsea based clients had been renting a house in the area with their two young children.
Paulton’s Square
Chelsea, SW3
£4,378,000
A long-term Mayfair home for clients making their first move from Paris to London.
Mount Street
Mayfair, W1
£8,400 per month
A vacant new-build apartment in Mayfair, taken from a full systems survey through an eight-month refurbishment.
Mount Street
Mayfair, W1
Eight months