Local Information about Belgravia

London's most exclusive location, Belgravia, is part of the Grosvenor Estate, which also includes a large portion of nearby Mayfair. The Grosvenors acquired title to the land in 1677, by way of Sir Thomas Grosvenor's marriage to the child-heiress Mary Davies. Since its construction around 1840, freeholds are rare and building regulations strict.

Eaton and Chester Square boast grand, white stucco terraces and houses, whilst the elegant homes of Belgrave Square remain the domain of embassies. Charming converted-stable mews homes in cobbled cul-de-sacs lie tucked away from view.

Belgravia is a neighbourhood in the London borough of Westminster . It lies east of Chelsea, south of Hyde Park, and southwest of the gardens of Buckingham Palace. Part of London's fashionable West End, it has many residential squares featuring large 19th-century houses.