The prestigious Hurlingham Club will once again open its doors to property agents, brokers, investors and private buyers for The Luxury Property Show, which will take place on the 29th and 30th of October 2013 and is being supported by Country Life.
A stunning collection of unique, luxurious properties from around the world will be on show throughout the two day event, which sees television property expert Melissa Porter return for a third year to act as Hostess for the interactive seminars conducted by industry-leading figures, who will also be available for pre-arranged private consultations.
Guests will be afforded the opportunity to view this varied range of international properties and enjoy afternoon refreshments in the quintessentially British surroundings of The Hurlingham Club, one of the UK's most exclusive private establishments.
The luxurious properties will include beachfront villas in the Caribbean, contemporary Asian apartments, New England family homes and Alpine ski lodges. Whether you are interested in growing an existing portfolio, investing in an exotic holiday property, finding the perfect family home or simply want to network with industry insiders, The Luxury Property Show provides a fantastic, all-encompassing forum for those interested in the sector.
We provide you with the environment in which you can engage with a gathering of architects, interior designers, currency brokers, property lawyers and agents from all four continents. In addition to the property showcase, you will have the opportunity to converse with other guests in the VIP Business Lounge and relax courtesy of the Beautopia Pamper Studio.
Please note that entry is limited - register online to secure your place at this market-leading event by visiting The Luxury Property Show website's Registration page
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