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1 Grosvenor Square, London W1K 4BN
One Grosvenor Square offers entirely exceptional living arrangements, and perhaps the most desirable address in central London. You’re able to enjoy the private health club, 24/7 concierge services, bookable meeting rooms, comprehensive housekeeping – and much more. Discover apartments designed by the world-famous Yabu Pushelberg, with ornate, 3 metre high ceilings and unique detailing. All this is set within the most coveted residential building on the square, allowing you exquisite views of the manicured gardens below.
If you’re looking to buy an apartment in 1 Grosvenor Square, we can help. Let us manage the whole buying process on your behalf, so you can sit back and relax.
Let us find the rental home that suits you at One Grosvenor Square, and arrange the entire process so you’re ready to move in with minimum stress.
If you’re looking to sell your property, we’ve got the expertise to manage your entire sale, negotiate on your behalf and liaise with all parties involved.
If you intend to let an apartment in 1 Grosvenor Square, our team can fully manage your investment and find appropriate tenants on your behalf.
The wide streets of Mayfair are lined with Michelin-starred restaurants, luxury boutiques, private members clubs and exclusive hotels – all of which are close to One Grosvenor Square.
Nearby, you’ll find the compact Burlington Arcade, which is lined with luxury shops – especially jewellers – and can be followed along from Piccadilly through towards the attractive Burlington Gardens. There is also the highest concentration of Michelin starred restaurants in the world in Mayfair, and Hyde Park is just a short walk away.
The central position of 1 Grosvenor Square gives you the opportunity to explore the very best that Mayfair – and prime, central London – has to offer.
Originally developed by Sir Richard Grosvenor in the early 18th century (and thereafter the Grosvenor Estate), 1 Grosvenor Square went on to house the US ambassador John Adams from 1785 before he became president. The entrance lobby was even built to replicate the White House’s Oval Office – a feature which has been preserved to this day.
From 1938-1960, the building served as the official US Embassy, after which it was used by the Canadian High Commission before being sold to the Lodha Group – it’s current owners – who set about a painstaking reconstruction of the building to make it the luxury residence it is today.
You’ll find many of the historic features delightfully intact for your appreciation.
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Whether your looking to buy an apartment or sell a penthouse in 1 Grosvenor Square, we answer common questions about this exclusive development.
No.1 Grosvenor Square apartments vary in size, with floor plans stretching from 2 bedroom apartments to the exceptionally large 3-bedroom, 2-floor Oval Residence. We can find out what particular apartments are available, and the best ones to suit your requirements.
It’s difficult to state the average 1 Grosvenor Square price, due to the fact that apartment sizes and features vary. However, you can expect prices to begin around £9m for a 2 bedroom apartment. The signature Oval Residence was listed for £21.5m in 2024, for example.
The average 1 Grosvenor Square apartment for sale will vary in price, so speak to our estate agency team if you’d like to enquire about available units.
Lodha Group owns the building, and is behind the many concierge and management services available for residents – as well as the direction of its development since they purchased it in 2013. They commissioned Mace with the reconstruction of the historic façade, allowing for rooms with exceptionally high, airy ceilings.
