Ladbroke Grove, W11 is our October Mews Property of the Month, selected by our Lettings department. Welcome to our featured property for the month, a charming and meticulously maintained three-bedroom family house nestled in the highly sought-after Ladbroke Walk, Notting Hill. Located in one of London’s most exclusive mews, this property offers the perfect blend […]

Aldburgh Mews, W1U is our September Mews Property of the Month, selected by our Lettings department. This impressive mews property for rent in the heart of Marylebone offers a bright and spacious living experience, spanning three floors. The highlight of the home is its skylit kitchen, which opens directly onto a private terrace—perfect for alfresco […]

Petersham Mews, SW7 is our August Mews Property of the Month, selected by our Lettings department. Situated in the heart of South Kensington, Petersham Mews offers a rare opportunity to own a meticulously refurbished three-bedroom mews house with a unique historical significance. While the interiors are stylish and modern, the house is steeped in history, […]

Laverton Mews, SW5 Discover the epitome of luxurious living with our Lettings Property of the Month, a stunning mews property that redefines elegance and comfort. This exceptional home offers a perfect blend of contemporary design and classic charm, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a refined urban lifestyle. Architectural Excellence This property is […]

Conduit Mews, W2 We are delighted to feature Conduit Mews as our Lettings Property of the Month. This superb family house is situated in a fantastic central location, offering everything the modern family needs. Neutrally decorated and designed with the practical aspects of a townhouse, this mews house includes a patio garden and a sizeable […]

When searching for a property to rent in London, many people overlook the unique and charming option of mews houses. These historic and picturesque properties offer a distinct blend of privacy, character and modern amenities that can be hard to find elsewhere in the city. In this post, we’ll explore why renting a mews house […]

Holland Park Mews, W11 This charming and eclectic mews house in Holland Park offers the perfect mix of contemporary and traditional design elements. The property boasts exposed vaulted ceilings, a vibrant mosaic fireplace, and a beautifully designed kitchen, making it truly stand out. Spread over two storeys, this three-bedroom house provides flexible accommodation in a […]

Mollie Swallow, Head of Lettings at Lurot Brand offers a current lettings market update.

Lurot Brand’s experienced Lettings team gives some seasonal advice for landlords.

Lettings Director, Mollie Swallow says in-house advice will make your rental investment work for you in all the right ways

Mollie Swallow boasts modestly about how Lurot Brand keep tenants for a very long time and how this makes for happy landlords.

Now that life is returning to a new normal and an increasing amount of people begin to move back to London, 2022 is mirroring the demand that we experienced in the years 1988 and 2008.

There’s no doubt that 2020 has been a challenging year for London landlords. With a large number of rental properties currently on the market and the Christmas season just around the corner, now is the time to make sure your rental property stands out from the competition.

Last year landlords were hit by a veritable landslide of new legislation, from the tenant fee ban to changes in mortgage interest tax relief. Here are the most important ones for landlords to make a note of.

A recent survey of 1,237 landlords (commissioned bizarrely by the DIY website; thehouseshop.com) revealed that with over 145 individual laws and over 400 regulations to follow, it’s foolhardy for landlords to think they can ‘do’ lettings without expert advice.

A leading buy-to-let specialist believes that the private rented sector (PRS) will continue to be a fundamental part of the UK housing market, now and in future years

Creating the right image to market your rental property can lead to an increase of up to 40% in headline rent, according to Lurot Brand’s Head of Lettings, Lynsey Schipper

Stamp duty rises and Brexit fears may have caused some prospective buyers to hesitate but figures just released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) suggest investors are still keen to purchase London property.

If you have been considering whether or not to buy a London mews property, here’s an idea that may help you decide

“The largest mortgage regulation change in history” That quote summarizes recent attention grabbing headlines across the property news spectrum. This is of course the now not news that both lenders and their customers are facing much tighter restrictions when applying for a mortgage. This is in a bid to curb the pre-recession extravagances in the […]

The nationwide buy to let mortgage industry has managed to avoid the regulatory hand of the European Union, to the surprise of many.