I think Cheyne walk from memory is well its one of I think asset prices change but its
for a long time I think periods of time its been the most expensive street in town and
for you know prices per square foot and this is one of the most expensive towns in the
world so yeah you can imagine how much the houses cost but I'am guessing if you if you
want to put some money into something that is going to retain its value Cheyne walk is
a great spot so we will head down there its just along here its a bit of a funny road
it sort of it sort of comes off of this main road here re joins it sort of stops and re
joins this road for the junction and then veers off again its a funny set up OK some
the Stone's first house just down there Edith Grove and I think according to the internet
that 103 was one of Ronnie Wood's houses I don't know if it still is certainly was but
yeah like I say if you a Stone's expert you'll know way more than me I'am going from what
I managed to glean from google but yeah we will head just down here like I say the street
is a bit its a funny street so just over this just over this junction it sort of veers off
so we will go and check out some of the other houses but yeah lovely lovely river front
there is the Thames right there we're on the Chelsea Embankment lovely river front properties
ambulance saying hello there OK guys the rest of Cheyne walk is just there but I've just
found a a cycle hire Borris bike docking bay so I'am going to jump on one of these its
been a long its been a long walk here and its just going to take me forever if I walk
to all these locations so I'am going to use the bikes for a while its a nice sunny day
£2 for twenty four hours you put your card in and then you've got thirty minutes on a
bike from its release well you can give it as long as you want but you just get charged
more if you've the first thirty minutes is included in your £2 twenty four hour hire
so if you keep for longer than half an hour each bike then you get charged an additional
£2 for each thirty minutes so its to encourage you to get the bikes back in a bay within
thirty minutes and there is bays everywhere and then obviously you can drop this in another
bay and get on another bike and you've got twenty four hours of use so when you put your
card in it gives you a release code so what have we got here 21231 that one doesn't work
lets hope one of these works you've got to check the tyres one of them has got a flat
yeah the lights not on on this one either which is not a good sign
success yeah they can be they can not always be perfect you see that flat tyres on that
one so yeah you can you can you can report them there is a this thing is flashing take
it out there is a you hit the button on the on the docking bay so if you hit that it reports
it as damaged they come around and they fix them yeah pretty popular as you can see but
anyway now I've got thirty minutes to go and check out some of the other properties in
Cheyne walk and then back up to Sloane Square I think some of the next locations so I'll
see you in a moment get peddling OK this is Cheyne Walk you can see I've just veered off
that main road there it comes down and just sort of is a small sort of just off set off
the the main road but yeah there is some lovely town houses and that here so lets go and find
the I think 48 and number 3 we are looking for OK that is number 48 according to Google
that is Mick Jagger's former house and yeah looks lovely but yeah this up here the road
this is where it turns into a junction the junction sort of interrupts the road once
again so we come back onto like Chelsea Embankment I guess that is and we sort of veer off to
the left but anyway I'am going to concentrate on what I'am doing because this looks like
a pretty hairy junction getting flattened by one of those Porsche's would hurt so OK
back on the other side of the junction there just put the bike on the pavement for a little
while on its stand that is that junction I just crossed its a really super busy junction
this is the other side of Cheyne walk this is the lower numbers start there actually
the houses on this side are nicer King Henry the 8th manor house was here there is a little
history about it there but yeah this is I think this is one of the most was some of
the most expensive property in town probably still is really lovely houses but you need
a big budget for these yeah I think according to Google Keith lived at number 3 at the end
I think one of these it may be the same Turner the artist turner lived in one of these he
used to paint he used to come here to paint the Thames there so yeah great location I
think Keith had better taste in real estate than Mick on the other side but lets go and
check it out some nice looking cars here Bentley vintage Bentley Porsche's but also virtually
all these houses they look lovely they've most of them have got a blue plaque on it
which means someone of significance lived there do you have to be dead to get a blue
plaque first maybe I don't know but yeah I think some very important influential people
have lived in these properties and who can blame them the river Thames just there they
look amazing so lets go and find Keith's OK lets get the bike out of the the diplomatic
parking bay and find number 3 right these things have got stands on which is great you
can stand it but yeah one of these is what number is this that is number 5 the Cyprus
high commission that is why we have the diplomatic parking bay there and this is number 3 so
former home of George Elliot novelist 1819 to 1880 beautiful looking house oh now that.s
number 4 wrong one the Rolling Stones super fans and stalkers will be going crazy in the
comments you idiot you got the wrong one number 3 there we go and the post I prefer number
4 if I'am honest but yeah nice looking house its had some additions and alterations yeah
nice spot according to Google Keith's former house also we are going to go to a magistrates
court and I'am pretty sure this is the house that got this is the one that got raided and
he had a few possessions that he maybe shouldn't have had so he had to answer to the the magistrates
court we will check that out in a while but yeah lovely street here in Chelsea some beautiful
homes again very close to there first squalid flat in Edith Grove so they literally we are
5 minute walk apart so you go from a squalid dump to the most expensive street in town
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