An expert in the super-prime sector, Mark has owned and managed successful companies within the built environment and has a Master’s degree in Quantity Surveying.
Mark’s ancestors are the inspiration behind his career in the construction industry and his particular interest in super-prime homes. His great-grandfather, Victorian artist
Sir Hubert von Herkomer, lived in a four-storey Romanesque castle known as
Lululaund, which was built in Hertfordshire in 1882 by Sir Hubert’s father and uncles. This remarkable building, designed by the American architect
Henry Hobson Richardson, was where Sir Hubert painted his masterpieces, pioneered the social realism movement, and provided the first free art school of its kind. Over a century on, Mark’s great-grandfather continues to inform and inspire his love of the arts and architecture, his passion for beautiful design, and his work to advance the luxury residential sector.
As founder and trustee of
Bloomsbury Football and
HvH Arts, Mark is also a dedicated proponent of social equality for young people. Bloomsbury Football delivers the best football experience in London irrespective of ability to pay, while HvH Arts offers a gateway to the arts through free art classes, workshops and scholarships.