Keystone Law’s residential property practice has dedicated focus on advising high-net-worth clients across the full spectrum of the market, including sales and acquisitions, development projects, and financing. Ian Cooke‘s practice is concentrated on the prime and super-prime London market, where he advises property developers, while Sakhjit Randhawa handles high-value residential acquisitions, new development projects, and country property transactions. The team also includes key figure Hugh Murphy, and James Bunker, who advises a client base of high-net-worth individuals from the UK and the Middle East. Felicity Sergeant and Zoe Squibbs joined the firm.
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Testimonials
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- ‘A personable service with a 'can-do' attitude.’
- ‘Ian Cooke and his colleague Sakhjit Randhawa are always highly available to problem-solve.’
Key clients
- The Old War Office Project, Whitehall, London SW1
- 60 Curzon Street Limited
Work highlights
Acted for Westminster Development Services Limited in the development of the famous building known as The Old War Office on Whitehall in London.
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Other key lawyers
Ian Cooke; Sakhjit Randhawa; Hugh Murphy; James Bunker; Felicity Sergeant; Zoe Squibbs