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Why the Cotswolds is the new A-list hotspot
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The Cotswolds has long been a favourite retreat for Londoners seeking tranquillity, but its allure has reached new heights with celebrities like Calvin Harris making it their new home. Known for its charming villages and stunning countryside, the Cotswolds now rivals Notting Hill and Primrose Hill as a hotspot for A-listers.

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Private residential projects: Forecasting costs for 2025. Advice Paper by The Walker Prichard Partnership
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At the start of 2025, there is a sense of cautious optimism in the UK’s high-end residential construction sector, with signs the sector has found innovative solutions to inflation, material…

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Interior Design: Practical tips for a fresh look. Advice Paper by Sims Hilditch
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Optimising your home’s interior isn’t just a case of increasing your budget. You can still create stylish, comfortable, and practical living spaces, simply by focusing on small wins, strategic updates,…

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To reinvigorate or relandscape? Advice Paper by Taylor Tripp
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To reinvigorate or relandscape? This is a question I am often asked by clients. To totally relandscape an area is quite an undertaking in terms of time and resources and…

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Cotswolds calling: A surge in international interest – with Gemma Maclaran
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The Cotswolds, known for its honey-stone cottages and rolling hills, has long been a haven for property buyers. However, the region has recently seen a surge in international interest, fuelled partly by the Disney adaptation of Jilly Cooper’s Rivals. 

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Transfer of property ownership: A buyer’s guide to conveyancing
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As professional property advisors, we are acutely aware that many people – even experienced buyers – find the conveyancing process drawn-out and frustrating.

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What’s in and what’s out: Redefining luxury homes in 2025 – with Oliver Sanhaji
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The way we design luxury homes is changing dramatically. In 2025, homeowners are moving away from loud displays of wealth and focusing instead on spaces that actually work for modern life. Homeowners are opting for custom kitchens that don’t sacrifice function for style, hidden storage solutions that keep spaces clean and calm, and a fresh take on bedroom design where luxury meets real comfort.

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PrimeResi’s top interviews of 2024 – with Mark Parkinson & Tom Hudson
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Our founders, Mark Parkinson (South Oxfordshire) and Tom Hudson (Estates & Special Projects), have been featured in PrimeResi’s roundup of industry leaders who shaped the luxury residential property sector in 2024. Their interview highlights insights on evolving buyer trends and the lasting impact of the Global Financial Crisis, underscoring their role as key voices in the prime property market.

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FROM OUR CLIENTS

“We are not only satisfied clients, but delighted clients. Trust is so important, and Middleton delivered on everything they told us they would do.”

BOB & MINDY RICH

“I’ve been really impressed by the professionalism, care and attention to detail. They were diligent, creative in approaching our brief, and very respectful. They’re obviously used to dealing with people who don’t have huge amounts of time, they took responsibility, making decisions for us – which is a difficult thing to get right”

SIMON MOTTRAM

“I think Middleton may have known even better than I did, the type of property I was looking for, because, although I’d been initially reluctant to see the place we eventually bought, I said ‘wow’ the minute we turned into the driveway.”

STEPHEN SCHAFFER

“It was a fantastic experience, and we would not have got the house without Middleton. We hadn’t used a buying agent before, and I was sceptical as to how it would bring value, but we were completely converted. They probably saved us money overall through the price negotiations.”

STEVE GORMAN