The UK is home to some of the most beautiful and historic super-prime properties in the world. From grand country estates to luxurious London apartments, these properties offer a unique combination of luxury, history and heritage. They are a symbol of the UK’s rich and varied past, and a reminder of the country’s long and illustrious history.

In this webinar, we will explore the appeal of historic and heritage luxury properties, the challenges faced by the teams developing and managing these properties and how we can bring these old yet beautiful buildings into the present. These heritage properties have a unique appeal. They are often located in desirable locations, and offer a sense of grandeur and character that is hard to find in modern properties. However, they also come with a number of challenges. They are often in need of significant renovation and repair, they can also be difficult to market and can be expensive and complex to maintain. We will also discuss the importance of appreciating the history of these properties, their current state, and the potential for them to become sustainable and functioning homes of the future. The luxury property industry has the privilege to preserve and enhance these properties for next generation.

We are so privileged to be joined by such an esteemed panel for this webinar.

Our panellists are:

James Carter-Brown, Head of UK Residential Building Consultancy at Knight Frank 

Robbie Kerr, Design Director at ADAM Architecture

Aidan Mortimer, Director at Knowles

Tim Miles, Partner at Montagu Evans

Marcus Barnett, Principal of Marcus Barnett Studio