Knightsbridge is one of the world’s most prestigious locations and boasts a wealth of top-end properties. It’s one of the most expensive areas in the capital and most properties will sell for seven-figure sums. Recent sales include a former embassy and eternally in demand are the mews houses behind Sloane Street, which offer a characterful alternative to penthouses or apartments...
No London district is more famous for its high-end properties than Mayfair. This hugely wealthy district is known worldwide for its gorgeous Georgian houses, its exclusive boutiques and the fashionable lifestyle and amenities it offers its wealthy residents. Mayfair is located in central London within the City of Westminster...
Belgravia, esteemed for its icing white stucco fronted houses and Regency architecture, has a reputation of grandeur that other areas of London cannot compete with. Many of the most prestigious addresses in Belgravia, such as the glorious Eaton Square, were developed by Thomas Cubitt – the same architectural master who built Buckingham Palace...
South Kensington is most often celebrated for its rich association with science and culture. Take a walk down Exhibition Road and you’ll find yourself drifting between the V&A, the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum and the world-leading Russell Group university Imperial College London. This is an area that will stimulate generations to come, whether their passions are creative or academic...
Think of an area that has fashion and charisma and it’s Chelsea that immediately comes to mind. The buzz of this trendy hotspot never seems to subside, making it the perfect base for those who seek an upbeat local environment. There are plenty of restaurants and bars with beautifully maintained outdoor areas, meaning the opportunities for a cocktail in the sun or a Sunday roast with the family isn’t hard to come by. And your list of upscale dining options is plentiful, with Bluebird and The Ivy Chelsea Garden being a destination stop for locals and visitors alike...
Marylebone is the esteemed destination for eateries and shopping that shields you completely from the hustle and bustle of its neighbouring streets. Tucked away from the main tourist strip of Oxford Street, you’ll find tree-lined pavements, unique boutique shopping experiences and several independent cafes on Marylebone High Street. Its traditional summer fayre and farmer’s market create a village-like atmosphere, making it a favoured spot for laying foundations...
Known for its desirable proximity to Hyde Park, the residents of Bayswater are not short of outdoor space. The Serpentine Lake, in addition to the five miles of bridleways offered by Hyde Park Stables, means you’ll never be lost for things to do when you get to the park either. Bayswater is a truly cosmopolitan area, and its urbanisation has ensured that it remains a diverse hub offering apartment blocks and family homes alike....
There is plenty to enjoy in Kensington, from salon treatments to a visit to The Design Museum and more. Kensington High Street offers cafes, restaurants and shopping experiences that provide a much more relaxed alternative to its nearby shopping districts of Knightsbridge and Portobello Road. You will find plenty of independent coffee shops, antique shops and boutiques to browse, along with the lovely green space of Holland Park...
Discover how Knightsbridge has evolved into London’s most dynamic and sought-after district, delve into the fascinating history of a remarkable building overlooking the Royal Albert Hall, and explore the art of creating the perfect, most inviting seating.
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