Eaton Square, Grade II listed garden square in Belgravia, United Kingdom
Eaton Square is a Grade II listed garden square in Belgravia with six central green spaces surrounded by white stucco facades. The four to five story buildings display classical proportions with regular window patterns and include basement levels with entrance areas.
The square was developed in 1827 by Thomas Cubitt on the Grosvenor estate and represents an early expansion of Belgravia. Its creation followed the pattern of aristocratic urban quarters built in the 19th century.
The square's name comes from a country estate owned by the Grosvenor family, and it represents the prestige of one of London's most affluent residential neighborhoods. The elegant white townhouses surrounding the space reflect the standards expected in this exclusive area.
The private gardens are reserved for residents with keys, but the surrounding streets allow visitors to view the architecture and facades in detail. Walking around the perimeter gives a good sense of the building design and layout of this residential area.
Several Prime Ministers and renowned artists lived in the townhouses around the square, including composer Andrew Lloyd Webber. This connection to public figures has given the location a special standing in London society.
Location: City of Westminster
GPS coordinates: 51.49610,-0.15167
Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:00
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