Grosvenor Place

London

facade with generous window elements

Prominent corner position

In good company

Enjoying a prestigious location for offices in London’s West End, the property sits cheek by jowl with the headquarters of numerous international firms as well as several embassies and leading institutions. The area boasts excellent opportunities for shopping and eating out with very good local public transport links: Hyde Park Corner and Victoria Underground stations are both within walking distance, while mainline trains also run from Victoria.

Details of the property

 

 Name: Grosvenor Place (formerly Iron Trade House)
 Address:  21 Grosvneor Place, Belgravia, London SW1X, UK
 Location: The building formerly known as Iron Trade House sits on the western side of Grosvenor Place and the eastern side of Chester Street in Belgravia, part of the City of Westminster. Grosvenor Place links Hyde Park Corner to Victoria Station, while the boundary of the Buckingham Palace estate (Buckingham Palace Gardens) lies on the other side of the road. Belgravia is also one of the wealthiest and most expensive places to live in London.
 Type of building: Original building dates from 1939, gutted and renovated in 2003
 Floors Basement, ground floor and five upper floors
 Total surface area 5,314 sqm

 

Contact

21 Grosvneor Place, Belgravia

London SW1X, UK

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MEAG
Bernhard Gröger
Real Estate Asset Management 
+49 170 723 69 58

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