Rickman Properties

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

We love everything about October…😍🍁🍂The golden light, the reds and oranges of the leaves, the endless list of fun activities the month brings in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea… 🎃 And that can mean one thing, and one thing only.

🥁Time for another round of ‘Guess That Street’! 🥁

The rules are simple - We post photos of one of the Royal Borough’s famous blue plaques and you have to name the street it’s on. The blue plaques denote where famous residents have lived. You may have walked past it, you may have been told about it, or you may have done a cheeky Google search while no one was looking… 😂 We don’t mind as long as you join in the fun and games!🤩🤓😎

Today we’re outside the famous street in SW7 where famous conductor Sir Malcolm Sargent lived and died. Sir Malcolm Sargent (1895–1967) was a prominent British conductor, organist, and composer widely celebrated as ‘Britain’s Musical Ambassador’. He served as the chief conductor of the BBC Proms from 1947 until 1967, where he created the lighthearted traditions of the ‘Last Night of the Proms’. He co-founded the London Philharmonic Orchestra with Thomas Beecham in 1932, and held chief conductor roles with the BBC Symphony Orchestra (1950–1957), the Hallé Orchestra, and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic.

Now have a careful look, take the history book out of the shelf, grab your magnifying glass or monocle 🧐and GUESS THAT STREET (we won’t know if you found the answer online! In fact, we’d be impressed😂)

🏆BE FIRST TO COMMENT BELOW & WIN!🏆

02/10/2026

Hello October… 🍁🍂 ‘Cosy season’ is approaching and that means buyers are rushing to be in by Christmas, and that always heralds staggering price improvements. It’s a buyer’s market, so come and view beautiful homes with the Rickman team…😉🏡🥰

PROPERTIES OF THE WEEK: SOMERSET SQUARE, W14 & PRINCES GATE MEWS, SW7

You’ll swoon when you see the four bedroom house we have for sale on Somerset Square in Prime Holland Park, W14. It’s the kind of four bedroom family home that people dream of, and it’s located mere moments from Holland Park itself...

DETAILS IN BRIEF: SOMERSET SQUARE, HOLLAND PARK, W14

🛌Four Bedrooms
🛁Two Bathrooms
🛋️Three Reception Rooms
🧑‍🍳Modern Fitted Kitchen
🚗Garage
🪴Garden
😎Integrated Air-Conditioning
😍Sought After Location
🤩Freehold
📐2578 sq ft
🧐Council Tax H
♨️EPC Rating C
💷£4,250,000 Freehold

Moving the focus over to our elegant mews house for sale on Princes Gate Mews in the heart of South Kensington, SW7. A beautiful mews house, centrally located near all the areas museums and landmarks, but quietly tucked away. Aching to be discovered by its new owner.

DETAILS IN BRIEF: PRINCES GATE MEWS, SOUTH KENSINGTON, SW7

🛌4 Bedrooms
🏰Entrance Hall
🍽️Kitchen/Family Room
😎Utility Room
🛋️Double Reception Room
🛁Ensuite Bathroom
🫧Second Bathroom
🧼Shower Room
🚘Garage
🤗Council Tax H
♨️EPC Rating
📐2129 sq ft
💷£3,750,000 Freehold

For all those who can’t help being nosey, book a viewing and let’s get talking. Pre-qualification may apply to view. DM, call, email, shimmy into the office. We’ll be waiting for you!

30/09/2026

Take a little time to stay in this gorgeously chic, off-market rental home on Fairholt Street, Knightsbridge, SW7. You’ll have all the delights of Knightsbridge Village on your doorstep.👑

FAIRHOLT STREET, KNIGHTSBRIDGE, SW7

This well-presented, three double-bedroom house is located in the prestigious Knightsbridge Village, offering 2,142 sq ft of living space across five floors. The house has the added benefit of air-conditioning for your comfort.

The ground floor features a spacious reception room, with stairs leading down to a fully integrated kitchen, dining area, and a media space, along with a guest cloakroom. The first floor hosts the principal bedroom, complete with a dressing area and ensuite bathroom. The third and fourth floors each contain a double bedroom with ensuite shower rooms.

Additional amenities include an integrated Hi-Fi system throughout the home. The property is conveniently situated within walking distance of Harrods and Knightsbridge tube station, making it ideal for enjoying all the luxurious lifestyle offered by the area.

DETAILS IN BRIEF
🛏️3 Double Bedrooms
👑Impressive Reception Room
🍽️Kitchen Dining Room
🚽Guest Cloakroom
💨Air Conditioned
🪴Patio
😎Terrace
🎸Integrated Hifi
🥰Media Room
📐2142 sqft
🤓Council tax H
♨️EPC Rating C
💰£10,000 per month

Being marketed discreetly and off-market. DM for further details and to arrange a viewing. Prequalification may apply.

29/09/2026

We really are having a fabulous September. The sun is bright on this glorious Tuesday, and everyone in town has a sense of purpose as they go about their business. We are on one of our jaunts around the , meeting clients and customers wanting to sell, buy, let and rent exquisite homes… And that can one thing, and one thing only.

🥁Time for another round of ‘Guess That Street’! 🥁

The rules are simple - We post photos of one of the Royal Borough’s famous blue plaques and you have to name the street it’s on. The blue plaques denote where famous residents have lived. You may have walked past it, you may have been told about it, or you may have done a cheeky Google search while no one was looking… 😂 We don’t mind as long as you join in the fun and games!🤩🤓😎

Today we’re outside the famous street in SW3 where novelist George Eliot died. ‘George Eliot’ was actually the pen name of Mary Ann Evans (1819–1880), an English writer and one of the leading novelists of the Victorian era. She lived from 1819 – 1880, and the male pseudonym ‘George Eliot’ was used to ensure her fiction was taken seriously, and to avoid the prejudice associated with female romance writers of the time. Before writing fiction, she worked as a subeditor and writer for the influential journal The Westminster Review. ‘Middlemarch’ (1871–1872) was widely considered her masterpiece and one of the greatest novels in the English language.

Now have a careful look, take the history book out of the shelf, grab your magnifying glass or monocle 🧐and GUESS THAT STREET (we won’t know if you found the answer online! In fact, we’d be impressed😂)

🏆BE FIRST TO COMMENT BELOW & WIN!🏆

25/09/2026

No, you do not have to wait for the postman to deliver it… 📰It’s the digital age 🎉 and the latest edition of the Rickman Times is at your finger tips via the socials,😎 the website,👩‍💻the link in bio and also outside the office in paper form for all the old-school, page-turners amongst you!🗞️😉

Our September edition is no exception to the rule - You’ll find the finest properties on offer in , all the events you should be attending in the , seasonal tips and recipes for all those Autumn-lovers out there… 🍁😍🍂

We want to hear what features you like best and what you want to hear more about. Comment below. We know how opinionated you all are!😜

Five down on the crossword?🧐… The answer is ‘dolphin’ of course! Now, don’t say we never spoil our loyal social media followers.😘

24/09/2026

NEW INSTRUCTION: WESTBOURNE PARK ROAD, W11

We don’t work ‘9 to 5’ at Rickman Properties, as the wonderful late Dolly Parton once said,… We work until we win the instruction,😍 the deal is done,😎 the client is happy🥳 and the buyer collects their new keys and opens a bottle of ch*****ne to celebrate. 💪🏼🍾🥂

Our new instruction on Westbourne Park Road, Notting Hill, W11 is no exception to the rules.

Occupying the raised ground floor, this beautifully renovated one-bedroom apartment offers a bright and inviting interior, enhanced by impressive ceiling heights and generous windows throughout. Finished to an excellent standard, the property combines stylish wooden flooring with a sleek fitted kitchen, a spacious double bedroom with useful built-in storage, and a contemporary shower room.

Located on the desirable and trendy Westbourne Park Road in the heart of Notting Hill, the apartment is ideally positioned just a short walk from Portobello Road and Westbourne Grove, surrounded by the area’s renowned, colourful and characterful architecture. Kensington Park Road is also close by, offering an excellent choice of the fine array of independent cafés, restaurants, and bars.

For commuters, the flat is ideally situated for access to the Central Line, while Ladbroke Grove offers Hammersmith & City and Circle Line services, making travel across London straightforward.

DETAILS IN BRIEF
🛌One Double Bedroom
🛁One Shower Room
🪵Wooden Flooring
🍽️Sleek Fitted Kitchen
😎Vibrant W11 Neighbourhood
🏠Ground Floor
📐441 sq ft
♨️EPC Rating C
🚍Excellent Transport
💷£600,000 Share of Freehold

Ring us on 020 7937 9777, Email us on [email protected], DM your heart out or just walk in and pull up a chair. We can take you to see it as soon as you like….

‘It’s enough to drive you crazy if you let it’. 😍🏠😎

22/09/2026

Another Tuesday, another jaunt around the sunny to see our beloved clients, and show our wonderful customers properties to rent and buy. We can’t help but notice the area’s remarkable number of homes with historical significance, and that can mean one thing, and one thing only…

🥁Time for another round of ‘Guess That Street’! 🥁

The rules are simple - We post photos of one of the Royal Borough’s famous blue plaques and you have to name the street it’s on. The blue plaques denote where famous residents have lived. You may have walked past it, you may have been told about it, or you may have done a cheeky Google search while no one was looking… 😂 We don’t mind as long as you join in the fun and games!🤩🤓😎

Today we’re outside the famous street in SW3 where Lord Haden-Guest once lived. Leslie Haden-Guest, 1st Baron Haden-Guest (1877–1960), a British physician, author, journalist, and politician, though his father Alexander Haden-Guest (1844–1897) was also a surgeon. Haden-Guest was the Jewish candidate to stand for Parliament as a Labour Party member; served as MP for North Southwark (1923–1927) and later Islington North. He lived on the well-known, prime Chelsea street in this post.

Now have a careful look, take the history book out of the shelf, grab your magnifying glass or monocle 🧐and GUESS THAT STREET (we won’t know if you found the answer online! In fact, we’d be impressed😂)

🏆BE FIRST TO COMMENT BELOW & WIN!🏆

16/09/2026

‘Come on over, come on in, take a load off your feet and pull up a seat’ - Shania Twain.

We love everything about the 😍🏠… It’s been our patch, our home and our motivation to do deals for 25 years this autumn. We’re so pleased to have sourced and moved tenants into this palatial property in record time for our client landlord.

If you have a property to let in , or indeed anywhere across ,then we’re your estate agent for a smooth rental experience.

Come on over to the office and we’ll talk you through the whole process and give you market insights. Alternatively, we’ll provide you with a valuation and full explanation of our services at your property.

We look forward to hearing from you this Autumn via DM, the telephone on 02079379777, email on [email protected] or just walk-in. 😄🏠🍁🍂

15/09/2026

The sun is shining once more as we move with purpose into another September Tuesday. There is a slight crispness in the air and we’re feeling creative as we think about the historical residents who once lived on this Chelsea street… And that can mean one thing, and one thing only.

🥁Time for another round of ‘Guess That Street’! 🥁

The rules are simple - We post photos of one of the Royal Borough’s famous blue plaques and you have to name the street it’s on. The blue plaques denote where famous residents have lived. You may have walked past it, you may have been told about it, or you may have done a cheeky Google search while no one was looking… 😂 We don’t mind as long as you join in the fun and games!🤩🤓😎

Today we’re outside the famous street in SW3 where famous Irish poet, novelist, and playwright Oscar Wilde (1854–1900) lived. Wilde was known for his sharp wit, flamboyant style, and tragic downfall. He wrote the novel ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ (1891) and the hit comedy play ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ (1895). He was a master of the epigram (short, clever sayings) and a celebrity in late 19th-century London.

Now have a careful look, take the history book out of the shelf, grab your magnifying glass or monocle 🧐and GUESS THAT STREET (we won’t know if you found the answer online! In fact, we’d be impressed😂)

🏆BE FIRST TO COMMENT BELOW & WIN!🏆