2010
A Taste of Octagon Luxury
Lined up like delectable canapés awaiting to be rapidly consumed are the six Octagon town homes at Selbourne Place in Weybridge, Surrey. Indeed since their recent release, three are already under offer.
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Open House
Octagon houses have always appeared larger than average, which is to be expected when creating homes for the top of the market. But in their latest property they have moved the goal posts yet again, with an uninterrupted 35 metre of ground floor living space, for this detached home with heated swimming pool, on the prestigious Crown Estate in Oxshott.
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£70m Sales Stampede!
Octagon, the luxury housebuilder reports that business had picked up strongly and remained very active since early September until the close of last year, resulting in £70m of prestige property sales.
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Going Gong at
Wall Hall Mansion
At the recent Daily Mail Property Awards and What House Awards, the building industry's 'Oscars', the magnificent Grade II listed converted mansion at Wall Hall in Aldenham received three major gongs - a Daily Mail Five Star Award for Best Conversion and two What House Silver Awards, one for Best Luxury Development and the second for Best Renovation.
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Rewarding Times
August 2009The building awards season has started to gain momentum, and Octagon have already been singled out for a number of hotly contested trophies.
Richard Galland & Richard Page receiving trophy
First up were the Evening Standard Awards, where both industry profetssionals and Evening Standard readers take their seats on the judging panel. Octagon walked away with a win for their flagship development at Wall Hall, in Hertfordshire, for Best Conversion of the magnificent Grade II listed mansion, which now offers 7 wonderfully different homes behind its fairytale crenulated façade.
They have also been made Regional Winner in the South East Local Authority Awards for a large new mansion on the exclusive St Georges Hill Estate, and look forward to going forward this Autumn to the national finals.
Another worthy win was for Steve Dunn, the highly respected project manager who oversees many of Octagon's historic and listed conversions. He received 'Pride in the Job' from the NHBC for his work on Gordon House, a Victorian Gothic 12,000 sq ft mansion bordering the Thames at Richmond. Steve is also being put forward for the regional finals, which take place in September.
And there are more in the pipeline, as Octagon were informed they are finalists in the Mail on Sunday British Homes Awards due to be announced in September for both Wall Hall Mansion and their latest £6.5m dream palace in Old Avenue, St Georges Hill.
