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 redevelopment has transformed the Grade II listed One Palace Green, a Victorian era home overlooking Kensington Palace gardens. Located just a stone's throw from the palace, the six resident luxury apartments overlook the royal gardens and are surrounded by embassies of France, Norway and the Israeli embassy. The 150-year-old property, originally built in the Arts and Crafts style, boasts a coach house and was completed in 1870 as a home for landscape painter George Howard and his wife Rosalind.
The development, completed by Redd Real Estate after five years of work due to its historical significance, retains the original features as much as possible. The interiors feature a restored dining room, a studio, and a living room, all infused with the Victorian style of William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones. The development also includes state-of-the-art security, a private parking facility, and landscaping.
The property is currently on the market, priced at £15 million, and is managed by Beauchamp Estates, Savills and UK Sotheby’s International Realty. The development aims to bring back the original character of the building while adapting it for contemporary living.
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