Victorian artist's haven relaunches as £15m luxury apartments with royal neighbours
A boutique super-prime development of six residences just a stone’s throw from London’s Kensington Palace launches today. One Palace Green, where prices start at £15 million, overlooks the gardens of the palace, which is home to several members of the UK royal family. The Prince and Princess of Wales keep an apartment in the building as their official London home, though their main residence is…
A £15 million luxury development has reopened in Kensington, just a stone's throw from Kensington Palace. One Palace Green, a 150-year-old Arts and Crafts-style building, is set to become six high-end residences. The property overlooks the palace gardens, a location that has housed several members of the UK royal family, including the Prince and Princess of Wales, their son Prince William, his brother Prince Harry, and Harry's wife Meghan.
The building's Grade II listed status required developers to preserve its original features, with archive images helping to ensure authenticity. The development, completed by Redd Real Estate after five years, includes five apartments and a coach house, all designed to emulate the original home of landscape painter and politician George Howard and his wife Rosalind.
The interiors feature a carefully restored dining room, a studio converted from Howard's original workspace, and other rooms that evoke the Victorian Arts and Crafts movement. The development boasts enhanced security, a five-star concierge, private parking, and landscaped gardens, with an emphasis on craftsmanship, authenticity, and natural materials.
The property's connection to the royal family and its rich history make it an ultra-private location, with highly secured properties and restricted access.
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