article_snippet.sent: The 'unmodernised' maisonette in the in exclusive Egerton Place, is described as 'bright and well proportioned' property with 1,990 sq/ft of space.
article_snippet.sent: The 'unmodernised' maisonette in the in exclusive Egerton Place boasts three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a reception room and utility room along with a lift, parking and a communal garden.
article_snippet.sent: Egerton Place was built off Michael's Grove by John Grover and Son to the designs of architect Mervyn Macartney around 1893.
article_snippet.sent: The properties introduced a higher quality of architecture to the Egerton Gardens area with each home featuring four main storeys with basements and garrets, finished in costly two-inch bricks of red and orange.
article_snippet.sent: the lease' Leases of all the homes were granted by the Smith's Charity trustees in 1894, and the lease' first occupant was, Sir Evan MacGregor, permanent secretary to the Admiralty.
article_snippet.sent: Other residents of high status included the Dowager Lady Lawrence, probably the widow of the first Baron Lawrence, at No. 5, and Sir Henry Fielding Dickens, Q.C., son of the novelist Charles at No. 2.