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The Shard -A Beacon For Modern London

 London's Iconic Skyscraper Dominating the Skyline Rising proudly in the heart of London, The Shard, also known as the Shard of Glass or Shard London Bridge, stands as a true symbol of architectural magnificence. This 95-story supertall skyscraper, situated near the London Bridge railway station in the borough of Southwark, has captured the world's attention since its grand opening on July 5, 2012....

London ın June

June is a vibrant and exciting time to visit the city. Here's some information about London and what you can expect during this month: Weather: In June, London experiences mild and pleasant weather. The average high temperature during the day is around 20°C (68°F), while the average low temperature at night is around 11°C (52°F). However, it's always a good idea to pack some layers as the weather can...

Chelsea Flower Show

Chelsea Flower Show The Chelsea Flower Show is an annual event held in London, England, organized by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS). It is considered one of the most prestigious flower shows in the world and has a rich history dating back to its inception in 1862. Here's more information about the Chelsea Flower Show: Venue and Dates: The show takes place in the grounds of the Royal...

The Flowerless Park

Green Park Consisting almost entirely of mature trees the park covers a little over 40 acres. Sitting snugly between Hyde park  and St James's park it is  unlike other contemporary London parks. The only flowers are naturalised Narcissus. This really is "The Flowerless Park."   With no lakes , buildings or playgrounds it is an oasis of pure green. Perfect for that  frosty, early morning walk...

The Wallace Collection

The Wallace Collection A Museum Collection occupying Hertford House in Manchester Square. This eclectic collection features fine and decorative art ranging from the 15th to 19th centuries. Adorning the  25 galleries are prestigious French 18th-century paintings, Old Masters, furniture, porcelain and an extensive collection of arms and armoury. Named after Sir Richard Wallace, who along with the...

Property as Investment

Property for Investment Are you considering property as an  investment opportunity? Here we  discuss crucial tips for purchasing a profitable rental property. Buy A Property With Year-Round Potential Many property investors believe that ideal rental properties are those that generate income every single day. One of the best ways to achieve this is to promote long-term stable tenancy with renters...

Getting your Home Market Ready

Ready To Sell Spring is often considered the optimum time to put your property to market. Days are brighter and longer so  people tend to be more open to viewings in sunnier times rather than during a wet, cold or even snowy winters day. However buyer demand means advertising your home in the quieter months gives you a distinct advantage and opportunity to command a premium price. Basically anytime...

Conduct a Pre-Mortgage Financial Health Check

Financial Health Check If you want to use a mortgage for covering the cost of a new home it is importat to prepare your finances. The key is to understand how to manage your monthly expenses. In preparation for your mortgage application run a quick financial health check to see if you really are ready to make the application.   Start Your Monthly Budget  (or update if you already have one) It...

London – A Winter Wonderland- Places to Visit

London - A Winter Wonderland Temperatures are falling and winter is surely here. London still has so much to offer whatever your interest may be. I love winter here and want to share a snapshot of what makes London A Winter Wonderland and  so special for me. The months of Winter are December, January and February with January being the coldest. You will definitely need a few extra layers, a stylish hat...

The Lord Mayors Show

The Lord Mayors Show https://lordmayorsshow.london/ The Lord Mayors show is an annual event taking place in November. The Westminster Journey Dating back to the 13th Century when King John sat on the throne and, some may say rather foolishly, allowed Londoners to elect their own Mayor. Upon the King’s command each new Mayor must journey to Westminster and swear loyalty to the Crown. For more than...

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