Pilbrow & Partners picked for £100m flats on Britain’s most expensive street

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Developer to turn listed Kensington Palace Gardens mansion into luxury housing

Pilbrow & Partners has been appointed to design the conversion of a grade II listed mansion on one of Britain’s most exclusive streets into a £100m residential scheme.

One Palace Green, in Kensington Palace Gardens, was acquired by luxury residential developer Redd, which is based in London and Monaco.

It plans to restore the mansion, which dates back to 1870 and was originally the London residence of the Howard family, to create a small number of luxury homes.

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