Historic London Mansion Hits Market

0:00On March 17, one of London's oldest surviving homes, a grade two-listed mansion called Bowman House, just hit the market for 4,000,000,000 pounds. Built in 1673, this four-story terrace property is 353 years old, making it older than Big Ben St. Paul's. Cathedral, and the houses of Parliament, is located just a short walk from Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross Station. The house sits on what was once Duke Street along the River Thames Bank, developed by Matthew Bowman on land from the Old York House Gardens. The street later got renamed during the Adelphi development in the 1760s, and the building saw updates in the Regency era, plus major. Repairs after World War 2 bomb damage. In 1984, the current owner's father bought it and turned it into an accountancy office. The owner took over in 2021, got planning approval in 2022, and restored it back to a family home by last year. Now fully renovated, it features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, four reception

1:02rooms, a big Eden kitchen, a wood panel dining area, and a, restored wooden staircase running through the floors. After renting it out as a holiday let, the owner decided it's time for new keepers to enjoy its restored charm and prime spot, marking the end of. Their family's four decade connection. Made in AI.