Boasting impressive dual-aspect views from the sixth floor of a highly regarded mid-century mansion block, this superb apartment enjoys an enviable position moments from Motcomb Street in the heart of Belgravia and is served by an on-site team of porters.

Comprising two generous bedrooms, two bathrooms and ample built-in storage throughout, the apartment has remained in the same ownership for over 35 years and showcases timeless interiors by an acclaimed British interior designer, thoughtfully updated over the years to preserve their enduring elegance.

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Greville House sits just off Kinnerton Street, an ideal position for the amenities of both Knightsbridge and Belgravia. Its prime location provides residents with excellent access to world-class dining, luxury shopping and many of London’s finest schools, all within easy walking distance.

The building forms part of a thoughtful post-war evolution of Belgravia. Built in the late 1960s, Greville House and its sister building, Thorburn House, reflect the restrained modernism of the period, offering generously proportioned lateral apartments, landscaped communal gardens and a welcoming porterage. The development is approached from Kinnerton Street, originally laid out by master builder Thomas Cubitt in the 1820s to serve the surrounding Grosvenor Estate, before evolving into one of Belgravia’s most desirable residential enclaves.