Chesham Place

Chesham Place is a private residential square surrounded by grand Victorian townhouses that form a complete enclosure around the central green. The interior features tree-lined paths, manicured gardens, and open lawns that create a tranquil setting within London's dense urban fabric.

Chesham Place developed in the mid-1800s as part of Belgravia's transformation into a prestigious residential neighborhood west of central London. The uniform Victorian architecture reflects London's westward expansion during the period when wealthy families sought fashionable new addresses.

The square represents the traditional London garden design principles, providing a communal green space for residents while maintaining the architectural heritage.

The square is private and generally accessible only to residents, which keeps it peaceful and uncrowded. Visitors can view it from the surrounding streets and explore the broader Belgravia neighborhood on foot, which has many attractive addresses nearby.

The garden contains specific plant species selected to support urban wildlife, creating a natural habitat within central London's built environment.

Location: City of Westminster

GPS coordinates: 51.49722,-0.15563

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:07