Step inside Knightsbridge & Belgravia, where luxury homes, iconic landmarks and world-class shopping define central London living.
Knightsbridge and Belgravia, home to royalty, classical architecture and the finest retail was designed to be a land of exclusivity and remains one of the most desirable areas to live in the capital.
The classical designs and architecture of Knightsbridge & Belgravia were built in the 1800s and still stand strong whilst the rest of the city has evolved around it. After King George IV set up Buckingham Palace as his main homestead in 1825, the elite and upper class moved in to this neighbouring area. The incredibly wealthy Grosvenor family commissioned architect Thomas Cubitt to assist in building up this newfound location who brought international influence to the designs, such as the beautiful white stucco constructs from Italy which reside in Eaton Square.
There are several green spots throughout the area providing residents with some natural breaks in the architecture, Belgrave Square Gardens finds folk flocking to the grounds to enjoy the picturesque and quaint surroundings.
There’s no shortage of schools in Knightsbridge and Belgravia. One of the most popular schools is Eaton Square School which lies in the heart of the area providing education for pupils aged 2½ to 13 years old in the beautiful school grounds. There is also Knightsbridge School further up the road which is held in equally high esteem for preparatory and junior education Francis Holland School touching on Sloane Square provides and Secondary schooling as well as a higher education sixth form college for the next step.
Knightsbridge & Belgravia is home to a range of residents from all different walks of life who appreciate living in one of London’s most beautiful neighbourhoods. Diplomats, entrepreneurs, business leaders and overseas buyers have long been drawn to the area due to its security and central location. Families appreciate the proximity to excellent schools and green spaces and professionals value the convenience of being close to London's commercial, cultural, and retail hubs.
Knightsbridge is a shopaholic’s paradise. The world famous Harrods sees visitors passing through the grand halls on a daily basis, filled to the brim with the best quality clothing, food, furniture, toys and technology. Harvey Nichols lies a little up the road which homes the best designer fashion, beauty products and culinary delights. Independent boutiques and high street brands are peppered throughout Knightsbridge & Belgravia so you’ll always find exactly what you’re looking for.
There’s no shortage of great eating and drinking in Knightsbridge & Belgravia. From pubs and restaurants to trendy cafes, there really is something to suit every taste. A local favourite for eating and drinking is Elizabeth Street which slopes down towards Victoria is home to many fine restaurants and bars such as The Thomas Cubitt which was built in the wake of his architectural touch and influence on the celebrated identity of the area.
There is always something to do in Knightsbridge and Belgravia from shopping, eating and exploring in the local area to visiting several key London locations right on the doorstep. Sloane Square lies on the borderline of Knightsbridge and Belgravia which homes an array of bars and Michelin Star restaurants. The area is also closely connected to London’s most beautiful spots, on the North side is the entrance to the famous Hyde Park and over towards the East are the gates of Buckingham Palace surrounded by glorious greenery.
Knightsbridge & Belgravia is well-connected in terms of transportation links with trains in all four corners of the area. Hyde Park Corner and Knightsbridge are home to the Piccadilly line which runs a North Easterly route through the city to key destinations such as Kings Cross and Covent Garden. Sloane Square holds District and Circle line connections which grant easy access to the centre of the city, whilst Victoria station accommodates travellers looking to venture outside of London with nationwide destinations within reach.
The Knightsbridge & Belgravia area is populated with many bus routes taking you into the city or further into the West. By car, residents can find easy access to the A4 which leads to the Westway or Cromwell Road which opens up to the M4 through Hammersmith.
Victoria Station, one of London’s principal transport hubs, is located on the doorstep and provides National Rail, Underground and coach services to destinations across the UK. Numerous bus routes serve the area, while walking and cycling remain popular ways to navigate neighbouring districts including Mayfair, Chelsea, Kensington and St James’s.
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