Steeped in rich artistic history, it was originally built in 1911 for Cecil Arthur Hunt, a celebrated watercolour painter from the early 20th century, and later became home to the globally renowned Hungarian pianist, Louis Kentner. It has been newly refurbished keeping its provenance in mind, reflected by the inspired interiors and beautiful finishings. The entrance lobby leads right into the reception, which is immaculately appointed with bespoke, inbuilt shelving throughout. On the other end ...