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Sloane Street
at Knightsbridge |
 Sloane and Cadogan (pronounced
Caduggan) were the two main Chelsea landowners of the 18th century and are names
that appear frequently on the streets and buildings in this part of London.
Cadogan Estate properties are usually red brick in the Queen Anne style, while
the Duke of Westminster's Grosvenor Estate properties are white-painted stucco
and often have a porch at the entrance, supported by fluted columns. Some of
London's most prestigious shops can be found on Sloane Street. |
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