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Belgravia

Belgravia has two postcodes SW1X and SW1W and is located South of Hyde Park in South West London. A quintessentially British and picturesque neighbourhood in all of Prime Central London. Home to Eaton Square, London’s largest garden square and one of Britain's most expensive residential squares. Belgravia is celebrated for its regal architecture and known throughout the years as a prime spot for royalty, aristocrats and those of ultra-high net worth. Although embedded with a rich heritage, Belgravia continues to be revitalised with new luxury developments like The Peninsula and the successful regeneration of Eccleston Yards - a beautiful courtyard hosting wellness activities, independent boutiques and art exhibitions.

Shopping in Belgravia

When it comes to shopping in Belgravia, you're in for a treat with a variety of exceptional streets to explore. One of the standout destinations is Elizabeth Street in the South, a historical gem adorned with buildings dating back to the 1860s. This picturesque and flower-filled street is a delightful shopping haven, featuring an array of unique establishments. Here, you'll discover charming florists, artisanal wineries, and boutique shops like NRBY, offering luxury daywear and exclusive perfumes. It's a true embodiment of elegance and refinement.

Heading to the northern part of Belgravia, you'll encounter Motcomb Street, a vibrant hub known for its five-storey Nordic and Japanese complex. This multifaceted destination houses an enticing blend of restaurants, lifestyle shops, and a rooftop bar, providing a dynamic shopping and dining experience. Luxury fashion aficionados will be in their element here, with renowned brands like Christian Louboutin showcasing their iconic footwear, while Gio Genco offers impeccably crafted suits. Additionally, jeweller Carolina Bucci dazzles visitors with her exquisite creations.

Eating & drinking in Belgravia

Discover culinary excellence on charming Elizabeth Street at The Thomas Cubitt, celebrated for its dedication to showcasing the best of regional British produce. With a curated selection of over 30 wines by the glass and an impressive array of 70 bottles from boutique producers, wine enthusiasts can indulge in premium choices any day of the week. 

Meanwhile, at Wilton Place, The Berkeley, a globally recognized luxury 5-star hotel, awaits those seeking the finest cocktails in London, along with an enticing selection of single malts and vintage champagnes.

 For a taste of the Cotswolds in the heart of London, visit the iconic Daylesford organic farmshop in Belgravia, offering sustainable produce and a health-conscious breakfast and lunch menu. 

Don't miss the enchanting Peggy Porschen Bakery, one of London's most Instagrammed spots, where you can savour innovative cakes and confectioneries against a backdrop of floral arches and captivating pink facades. 

Lastly, elevate your dining experience at Muse by Tom Aikens, an exclusive Belgravia restaurant. Indulge in an extraordinary 8-course tasting menu crafted by one of the UK's youngest Michelin-starred chefs, Tom Aikens. 

Green spaces in Belgravia

What sets Belgravia apart is its collection of exclusive, world-renowned garden squares, such as Eaton Square, Chester Square, Belgrave Square, and Wilton Crescent. 

Eaton Square: One of the largest and most prestigious garden squares in London, Eaton Square is a verdant oasis of calm. The square is framed by grand townhouses, creating a serene backdrop for its lush gardens. 

Chester Square: Chester Square is another gem, known for its elegant charm. The square features well-tended lawns, vibrant flower beds, and mature trees, creating a peaceful environment for those seeking a moment of respite. The attractive townhouses that line the square only enhance its appeal.

Belgrave Square: Belgrave Square is a splendid example of garden square design, offering a symmetrical layout and meticulous landscaping. It's a favourite among locals for leisurely walks and picnics. The central garden area is surrounded by imposing townhouses, lending an air of exclusivity to the space.

Wilton Crescent: Wilton Crescent is renowned for its graceful crescent shape and charming green space at its centre. The garden is adorned with colourful blooms and provides a serene setting for residents to relax and enjoy nature in the heart of Belgravia.

Hyde Park: This expansive and famous park, just a 10-15 minute walk from Belgravia, offers picturesque greenery, walking trails, and leisure activities like picnics and boating on the Serpentine.

Properties in Belgravia

Belgravia, best known for its iconic White Stucco facades, rustic black iron railings, and grand pillars, showcases some of London's most distinguished architectural gems. Belgravia is dotted with beautifully preserved Regency and Victorian townhouses. These properties often boast grand entrances, imposing pillars, and intricate detailing, showcasing the opulence of the era. Here, you'll find charming mews houses that harken back to the area's historical roots, grand townhouses that command attention with their imposing presence, and pied-à-terre apartments that cater to modern urban living..

Its streets are discreet and offer a sense of peace, making it a sought-after destination for those seeking a quiet retreat within the city's bustling core.

Some residences in Belgravia rank among the most expensive homes globally, with price tags reaching up to £100 million.  Belgravia's architectural diversity, combined with its tranquil charm and prestigious garden squares, ensures that it remains one of London's most desirable and iconic residential neighbourhoods.

Schools & education in Belgravia

Hill House School:

Independent Co-educational Preparatory School

Hill House School is a prestigious independent co-educational preparatory school located in the Knightsbridge area. It offers education for children aged 3 to 13 years. The school is known for its high academic standards, as well as a broad curriculum that includes sports, arts, and extracurricular activities. Hill House School has a rich history and reputation for preparing students for successful transitions to leading senior schools in the UK.

St. Peter's Eaton Square C of E School:

Independent Church of England primary school 

The school follows the Christian faith and values while providing a well-rounded education to its students. St. Peter's Eaton Square C of E School is known for its commitment to academic excellence, character development, and a nurturing learning environment.The school often attracts families seeking a combination of high-quality education and spiritual guidance for their children.

Eaton House Belgravia:

Independent preparatory school

The school is part of the Eaton House Group of Schools, known for its dedication to providing a first-class education. Eaton House Belgravia focuses on preparing students for their future educational challenges by fostering a strong academic foundation and a love for learning. The school's facilities and resources are designed to create a stimulating and supportive learning environment. Eaton House Belgravia often appeals to families seeking a prestigious preparatory education for their children in the heart of London's exclusive Belgravia district.

History of Belgravia

Belgravia's history is a captivating journey from rural fields to London's prestigious and meticulously planned neighbourhood. During the Tudor era, it was known as the "Five Fields," an undeveloped rural area. In the early 19th century, Richard Grosvenor, the 2nd Marquess of Westminster, and builder Thomas Cubitt spearheaded its transformation. They created grand terraces around Belgrave Square and Eaton Square, defining Belgravia's opulent residential character. What makes Belgravia unique to this day is its continued ownership and oversight by the Grosvenor Estate, which is part of the Duke of Westminster's Duke Grosvenor Group. This long standing ownership ensures that Belgravia's iconic exterior facades, architectural heritage, and overall aesthetics are regulated and impeccably maintained by residents and estate management.

What else can I do in Belgravia?

Have you ever heard of a pub that doesn’t allow phones? Well the Nags Head on Kinnerton Street in Belgravia is renowned for its interesting interior, somewhat chaotic atmosphere and the rules of No phones allowed. If you want to try something antonymous to Belgravia, check out this vintage pub decorated with Edwardian ice skates and vintage baubles! 

For culture enthusiasts exploring Belgravia, The Royal Court Theatre is a must-visit destination. This historic theatre, formerly known as the Belgravia Theatre, is a haven for original plays and emerging playwrights. Housed in a magnificent Grade II listed Italian Gothic-style building, it serves as the creative hub for the English Stage Company.The Royal Court Bar and Kitchen is at your service from 11:30 AM to 7:30 PM (closed on Sundays) as of 2023.

 A 15 minute walk from Belgravia, discover Pimlico Farmers Market. From 9am to 2pm, every Saturday, stock up on fresh fruits, free-range eggs, pasta and a bounty of meat and poultry. This famous market is set against the backdrop of Orange Square, where a young Mozart once lived during his London tour in the 1760s.

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