Russell Simpson

Brand new to the sales market is this elegant and spacious flat in the heart of Chelsea. Bramerton Street is a secluded address leading south from the King’s Road. The street is lined with a picturesque mix of Victorian terrace houses set back from the pavement. The flat has three bedrooms, two street-facing balconies, as well as a south-west facing terrace with rooftop views and enough space for outdoor seating. Get in touch with Charlie Duffell if you'd like more information. https://lnkd.in/eg8yMYsJ

Some very exciting news for Russell Simpson and Auriens Group. Read Bertie's post for more information, and keep your eyes peeled for lots of Auriens content, coming soon!

We're excited to show you this beautiful three-bedroom home on Albert Place that has recently come to the rental market. Get in touch with the Lettings team if you'd like to see more. Jesse Daybell Harvey Sargent https://lnkd.in/ex8wTJ6e

This newly renovated apartment on Prince of Wales Terrace is available to rent on a long-term basis. The home has two bedrooms, two terraces, air conditioning, and a porter, and is available furnished or unfurnished. Asking £3,900 p/w. Get in touch with Jesse Daybell if you'd like more information. https://lnkd.in/ec6bP8hw

Just Sold: Stanford Road, W8 A beautiful and historic Kensington house has recently sold. This is a very special home, having been bought by the previous owners in the 70s and retaining many of its charming and traditional features, reflecting 50 years of family life. Congratulations to the new owner on their lovely home, and well done to Shauna Walsh and the Kensington & Notting Hill team for their hard work on this sale. Explore the Russell Simpson Sold Archive: https://lnkd.in/ehK9JYai Learn more about the fascinating people who made Stanford Road their home: https://lnkd.in/e2jdHzPu

This beautifully wide and spacious three-bedroom family home on Clover Mews is #forsale. The property has off-street parking, two bright reception rooms, and a terrace. Get in touch with Charlie Duffell for more information. https://lnkd.in/e-znTbuK

Just Sold: Campden Street, W8 This unusually wide and beautifully designed four-bedroom house in Kensington has recently sold. Congratulations to the new owners on their lovely home, and well done to Shauna Walsh and the Kensington & Notting Hill team on their hard work. Explore our Sold Archive: https://lnkd.in/ehK9JYai

Interior designer Emma Stevenson moved to Denbigh Terrace in the early months of the pandemic. The house she bought had not been renovated in 60 years, meaning the downstairs loo was still outside. But, over the next nineteen months, she transformed the property into a beautiful family home that was the perfect expression of her personal style. We spoke to Emma about the inspirations behind the renovation, how she adapted the house to suit family life, and why it is time to move on. Watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/e5ydzrKD Shot and edited by Edward Weller

Spring is typically the busiest time of the year in the sales market. After the half-term lull, we traditionally enter several months of vigorous activity. With longer days and improving weather, our agents see more ambition and determination from buyers. And we are confident this will be true for the season ahead. Nonetheless, in the first months of the year, many buyers showed caution. The wider political and economic landscape made some of them hesitant, while the changes to non-dom status coming into effect this April caused reluctance among others. Consequently, we have seen higher levels of price sensitivity in the market in 2025. Nonetheless, as conditions improve over the coming months, the determination among buyers is sure to increase.   The first months of the year were active, with an increase in demand for long-lets. Numerous renters were looking to secure a property for a year or more, with particular interest in larger flats and houses. This was partly caused by a large number of young families coming to London for corporate relocations – a market which remains active into the spring. Therefore, we would encourage landlords to take advantage of the high levels of demand. At the same time, the Easter break falls in April this year. This is typically a popular period for short-lets, with individuals and families visiting London for the holiday. Because Easter falls later this year, there is still plenty of time to capitalise on this market, but anyone interested in short-term rental options for spring should begin preparations now.

With 2025 in full swing, today we're showcasing some of our favourite properties we've recently brought to the market, along with a sneak peek of an off-market gem in Notting Hill.