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Knightsbridge and South Kensington

Where culture, education, and elegance meet.

Arts & Culture

A leading arts and cultural scene showcase world-class galleries, theatres, music venues, and museums, making it a global hub for creativity, innovation, and artistic expression.

Eat, Drink ,Sleep

The city’s hospitality scene exudes luxury and quality, from the traditional to contemporary, offering world-class service, opulent accommodation, and dining experiences in some of the world’s most prestigious hotels, restaurants, and bars.

Shopping

London is renowned for its unparalleled shopping experience, offering everything from cutting-edge creative boutiques to world-famous luxury brands, catering to both trendsetters and high-end fashion lovers.

Green Spaces

London’s leafy parks, from the sprawling Hyde Park to the charming Holland Park, offer tranquil green spaces amidst the city’s vibrant landscape, providing perfect spots for relaxation, outdoor activities, in a natural environment.

About Knightsbridge and South Kensington

Living in Knightsbridge and South Kensington means having London’s finest right on your doorstep. With its cultural landmarks like the V&A and Science Museum, and the luxury shopping destination Harrods, this bustling area is a must-experience for any London resident.

The area’s rich history adds a touch of intrigue, with stories of knights crossing bridges that gave Knightsbridge its name. Take a stroll down Walton Street and discover a world of elevated interiors for the little ones at Dragons, international art at Andipa, and timeless fashion at the likes of Chanel and Joseph. Whether you’re starting your morning with a workout at the exclusive KX Private Members Club or indulging in fresh oysters at Bibendum, Knightsbridge offers a unique blend of heritage and luxury. End the day at Scalini, where classic Italian dining is more than just a meal—it’s a Knightsbridge institution. With everything at your fingertips, this area offers an unparalleled London lifestyle.

Montpelier Square, SW7 Knightsbridge

per week

£5,900

Cadogan Place, SW1X Knightsbridge

Guide Price

£5,950,000

Walton Street, SW3 Knightsbridge

Guide Price

£7,750,000

Wellington Court, SW1X Knightsbridge

Guide Price

£7,500,000

Wellington Court, SW1X Knightsbridge

Guide Price

£4,900,000

Yeomans Row, SW3 Knightsbridge

Guide Price

£7,250,000

Hans Road, SW3 Knightsbridge

Guide Price

£3,995,000

Rutland Gate, SW7 Knightsbridge

Guide Price

£3,950,000

The Knightsbridge, SW7 Knightsbridge

per week

£6,000

Knightsbridge, SW1X Knightsbridge

Guide Price

£3,500,000

£5,900 per week

Montpelier Square, SW7 Knightsbridge

A beautifully designed house in Knightsbridge. A key position in the centre of the Square, South facing, flooded with natural…

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Explore Knightsbridge and South Kensington The Highlights

Harrods

Harrods is more than just a department store; it’s a world-renowned icon of luxury. Described as "a palace of indulgence," it offers a one-stop destination for the finest in fashion, homeware, and gastronomy. The real attraction, however, lies in the opulent Food Halls, where visitors can savor everything from fresh truffles to gourmet pastries. It’s a must-visit for those who appreciate the finer things in life, whether you’re indulging in bespoke tailoring or simply enjoying afternoon tea at the elegant Georgian restaurant — the epitome of London sophistication.

Royal Albert Hall

The Royal Albert Hall stands as a timeless emblem of London’s cultural prestige. Known as "the nation’s village hall," it’s hosted performances by the world’s most celebrated artists since 1871. The real highlight, though, is experiencing a show from a Grand Tier box, where the acoustics are unrivaled, and the historic ambiance adds a layer of enchantment. Perfect for those seeking an unforgettable evening, the Royal Albert Hall offers a blend of grandeur and intimacy that makes every concert a magical experience.

V&A (Victoria and Albert Museum)

The V&A is the world’s leading museum of art and design, celebrated for its diverse and eclectic collections. Often referred to as "a treasure trove of inspiration," it houses everything from Renaissance sculptures to contemporary fashion. However, the standout feature is the Raphael Cartoons gallery — a serene space showcasing masterpieces commissioned by the Vatican. It’s a haven for those looking to immerse themselves in culture, whether you’re admiring historic textiles or enjoying a quiet coffee in the beautiful John Madejski Garden.

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