ABOUT
Location: London
Type: Residential
A Grade II listed landmark was beautifully reimagined, with a 40,000 sqft expansion that more than doubled its original footprint, an extraordinary achievement for a building of such historical significance.
One of London’s most important stately homes, the three-storey Doughty House was originally built in 1769 in the finest Portland stone and London brick for Sir William Richardson, located at the crest of Richmond Hill, providing spectacular views of the River Thames. In 1786 the Georgian mansion, which resembles Highgrove House, was purchased by heiress Elizabeth Doughty and gained her name.
What our client says
“I have worked with Pantelli for over 5 years. The team has always delivered our projects under budget and to agreed programmes, whilst providing innovative and creative ways to maximise the development potential. They have certainly exceeded our expectations.”
“We’ve worked with Pantelli’s for over a decade. Outstanding Quantity Surveying, Project Management and Contract Management services. Their expertise in cost management and meticulous attention to detail ensured our project stayed under budget without compromising quality. A truly professional team that adds exceptional value—highly recommended!”
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