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Gilling Court was built between 1932 and 1933 by Bell Properties Trust Limited on the site of Gilling Lodge from which the mansion block was named. Gilling Lodge was built in 1861 by George Crane, a speculator from Cheltenham, on land owned by Edward Bliss.
History
The name of Gilling might have come from the village of Gilling in North Yorkshire or, more likely, from John Gilling who lived in the fifteenth century. He was a parish clerk of St Sepulchre in the City of London and he left lands at West End, now West Hampstead, first to his kinsman Thomas Gilling for life, and then for charity.
The freehold owners of Gilling Court were originally the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. The architects of Gilling Court were Tom & Partners of Park Street, Mayfair, specialists in mansions blocks.
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Greene & Co
Greene & Co are estate agents specialising in residential property sales and lettings predominantly within North West London. The family tree consists of Greene & Co agencies in West Hampstead and Maida Vale, Home in Belsize Park and Urban Spaces in Clerkenwell.