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Rickman
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property management in Kensington, South Kensington, Holland
Park, Notting Hill, Knightsbridge and Chelsea areas. Our knowledge
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Holland Park
Holland
Park is a district and a public park in the Royal Borough
of Kensington & Chelsea in West central London.
Holland
Park is widely regarded as one of the most romantic parks
in London due to its abundant wildlife and secluded hideaways.
There
are no official boundaries, but they are roughly south of
Kensington High Street to west of Holland Road, north to Holland
Park Avenue and east to Kensington Church Street.
The
district was Rural until the 19th century, most of which was
formerly the grounds of a Jacobean Mansion called Holland
House. In the later decades of that century the owners of
the house sold off the more outlying parts of its ground for
residential development and the district which evolved took
its name from the house.
Holland Park is known for its leafy and tree lined roads with
extremely large houses in pristine condition. Of course there
is the park itself ( Holland Park) with its famous orangery,
cricket pitch, tennis courts, Japanese garden and an impressive
open air theatre with its back drop being the ruined remains
of “Holland House.” In the late 19th century a
number of artists including Frederic Leighton, Val Prinsep
and art collectors lived in the area. The group were collectively
known as the Holland Park Circle. It
is now one of the most expensive residential district in London
or for that market the world
Post codes –W8, W11, W14.
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