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London from the air at dusk

Areas

Prime central London, known street by street

Five neighbourhoods where I know the buildings, the streets and, very often, the people who live in them.

I work where I know the buildings. Each of these neighbourhoods has its own character — and its own quiet market

Red-brick mansion blocks at Kingston Gore, Knightsbridge

Knightsbridge

SW1X · SW3 · SW7

Mansion blocks, garden squares and Hyde Park on the doorstep — the neighbourhood where I have worked since 2012.

The curve of Wilton Crescent, Belgravia

Belgravia

SW1X · SW1W

Cubitt’s white stucco terraces, grand squares and hidden mews — London’s most composed neighbourhood.

A Georgian house on Cheyne Walk, Chelsea

Chelsea

SW3 · SW10

Georgian townhouses, riverside terraces and garden squares, with a character entirely its own.

Terracotta buildings on Mount Street, Mayfair

Mayfair

W1K · W1J · W1S

Terracotta Mount Street, Grosvenor Square and quiet lateral apartments behind grand façades.

Cumberland Terrace, Regent’s Park

Regent’s Park

NW1 · NW8

John Nash’s stucco terraces, facing some of the finest parkland in London — where my career began.