FLOOR PLANS for Wilton Crescent
Belgravia, London, SW1X 8RX – Belgravia
1-3 BEDROOM FLOOR PLANS
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Description
Heritage Context and Prime Belgravia Location
Wilton Crescent in Belgravia, London SW1X 8RX, is Terraced and enjoys views of Wilton Crescent Gardens and proximity to Hyde Park. H'd data: The property is located not far from Hyde Park Corner Underground (about 0.3 miles), Sloane Square, Victoria Station, and Knightsbridge shopping areas. The locale offers unbounded access to Harrods, Harvey Nichols, premier restaurants, private members’ clubs, and esteemed educational institutions. This address positions the development as part of London’s most elite residential enclave.
The house forms part of a Grade II listed terrace, commissioned by Thomas Cubitt and William Howard Seth-Smith and built in 1827–1828, of considerable architectural importance. The residence has traditionally housed diplomats, aristocrats, and prominent public figures, further cementing its heritage significance. The redevelopment maintains the Neo-Classical aesthetic of its façade whilst accommodating modern systems and an interior level of refinement which meets contemporary residential standards without impugning period integrity.
Architectural Layout and Residential Configuration
The setup features an eight-bedroom main house along with a private mews property on Kinnerton Street. The interior has a double drawing room on the first floor, along with a formal dining room, study, and a principal bedroom suite with dressing room and en-suite bathroom. Several bathrooms and shower rooms complement the extra bedrooms, providing full residential capability.
The design features two landscaped outdoor spaces, including a private roof garden facing Wilton Crescent Gardens. So here you can entertain with arms-length proximity and privacy. The redevelopment orients heritage detailing with contemporary interior design standards, forming a captive residential environment ideal for long-term occupation or investment positioning.
Interior Features and Lifestyle Offering
Interior specification is a mix of Edwardian period renovations and modern luxury improvements. Period features have been retained where proper, and mechanical, electrical, and climate systems have all been modernised to meet contemporary expectations. Other features that enrich spatial hierarchy throughout the house include generous ceiling heights, formal reception spaces, and structured circulation routes.
Wilton Crescent also offers its residents the use of swimming pools, roof terraces, gyms, and social spaces, as well as park and riverside walks. The surrounding Belgravia location enables cultural venues, high-end retail, and an established transport infrastructure. A buyer considering homes for sale in this postcode gains the benefit of a blend of historic prestige and quantifiable lifestyle convenience.
Investment Positioning and Market Context
Guide price from £17,950,000/approx. £34,787 per sqm for 516 sqm five-bed[room] configuration. Market projections are taken from the following page, refer to annual rental income growth potential of 2.5-4.5% and annual capital growth per square meter of between 5-10%, all of which may vary according to market conditions. That price reflects both location premium and heritage value.
The development is being delivered by Leconfield Property Group, which represents yet more institutional oversight and structured redevelopment methodology. Strategically located, the proximity to Heathrow Airport and its position within an established diplomatic quarter are a draw for international buyers looking for property in Zone 1 London. Wilton Crescent is a landmark development within Belgravia, which marries architectural heritage with scale and long-term capital resilience.
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