The Hudson’s Blog
With the start of a new season comes the opportunity to revive, refresh and make our homes super saleable.
To kick off our new HudHub Localism series, which is all about championing everything local by bringing together the West End community, Hudsons have teamed up with our friends at Eyes On Soho to offer Hudsons followers an exclusive 15% discount off all eyewear and sunglasses until Valentine’s Day.
The Hudsons Property team share with you the ingredients that make their Christmas at home so special – just like the various tastes we cater for our customers in their property choices. Next year (2022) we will celebrate 20 years of service! We would like to thank all our customers both past and present for your support. We hope you enjoy the video.
Whether you like ice-skating in the cold or prefer a browse around a Christmas market or even to sit on a bus for a guided tour, we’ve got five of the best festive things to do in London this Christmas.
The days of sunning ourselves on loungers may be behind us for a while, but don’t think it’s time to pack up your garden for the winter months. Instead, why not embrace the fresher air, invest in a heater or two, and switch summer decorations for more seasonal choices to help you enjoy your outdoor space all year round?
Buy British artist Martin Firrell’s artfully styled Soho loft conversion in one of the most sought after central London locations.
As the Bloomsbury Festival 2021 launches today, celebrating the borough’s people, places and creativity, we take a closer look at the cultural and intellectual hub of London.
Home staging highlights your home's best assets and helps buyers imagine themselves moving in, as one of Hudsons’ period properties reveals.
Interior writer and stylist Laurie Davidson reveals the latest interior must-haves; from restorative palettes to post-pandemic living solutions, these are the hot new looks that you’ll soon see flooding the market.
The start of the academic year in September means pressure to find the right place to live. Hudsons has plenty of suitable properties for students and can even help with furnishing.
Fitzrovia merits more than just one blog, that’s why we’re bringing you another, delving into the garden squares, landmarks and other hidden attractions. Read part two of our guide to the area, says Jo Fernández.
Fringed by Bloomsbury and Marylebone, rubbing shoulders with Oxford Street and Euston, Fitzrovia is a small pocket of central London. Filled with elegant Georgian homes, leafy garden squares, some of London’s best pubs and restaurants, media companies and London landmarks, it’s an energetic neighbourhood that doesn’t stand still.
