Grosvenor Gardens House, Grade II listed building in City of Westminster, England
Description
Grosvenor Gardens House is a château-style apartment building in City of Westminster featuring ornate stonework and striking vertical lines that rise across its many stories. The structure houses 42 luxury apartments and is protected as a Grade II listed building due to its architectural importance.
History
Originally called Belgrave Mansions, the building was constructed in 1868 by architect Thomas Cundy III as London's first serviced apartment block. This pioneering residential concept influenced how apartment living developed across the city in the decades that followed.
Culture
The building reflects the French architectural tastes that shaped London's residential design in the late 1800s. Its ornate stone facades and soaring vertical lines made a clear statement about European elegance in Westminster's urban landscape.
Practical
The building sits near Victoria Station, making it accessible by public transport. Visitors can view the exterior and architectural details from the street, though access to the interior apartments is restricted.
Did you know?
Actor David Niven was born within these walls, establishing a notable connection to British film history. This link to an important figure in cinema makes it a point of interest for film enthusiasts exploring Westminster's cultural connections.
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