London's most magnificent Trophy home

Spanning an expansive 30,941 square feet over seven floors, the building has eight principal bedrooms, five guest bedrooms and ancillary staff accommodation and has a well-appointed, thoughtfully designed interior that respects the property’s history.

Built by the celebrated architect George Basevi in 1824, the original features in the house have been meticulously preserved, making it a living piece of architectural history. When completed in the late 1820s, Belgrave Square quickly became one of London’s most desirable addresses. Meticulously restored, it features interior design by award-winning architect Peter Marino, which combines traditional grandeur with modern interventions.

This grand residence features expansive formal entertaining areas with soaring ceilings of nearly 10ft. It also has a private cinema and a wood-panelled billiards room. The house also features a lift, mews house access and garaging. The courtyard garden is a tranquil retreat with plenty of space for entertaining alfresco.

One of London’s most coveted addresses, Belgrave Square is perfectly located near Sloane Street and close to Motcomb Street and surrounded by the very best London has to offer from Michelin-starred restaurants, luxury hotels and flagship stores, to Royal Parks and numerous cultural sites.