No.1 Grosvenor Square by Lodha UK is situated in the heart of Mayfair, moments from some of London's finest boutiques, five-star hotels and private members' clubs, including The Connaught, Claridge's, Annabel's and Scott's on Mount Street. The development enjoys views over the green spaces of Grosvenor Square and is also a short walk from Hyde Park.
No.1 Grosvenor is designed by Eric Parry Architects and renowned interior designers, Yabu Pushelberg.
Lodha UK seeks to create the most desirable places to live and work through a combination of outstanding design and impeccable service. Lodha collaborates with some of the world's most distinguished architects and interior designers, including Yabu Pushelberg, Patricia Urquiola and Lissoni. Lodha UK's hospitality group, Saint Amand, is led by some of the UK's most experienced hoteliers and hospitality leaders and delivers bespoke services tailored to the needs of the residents in each of its developments.
Key features include
* Discreet and private car entrance with residents' lobby accessed via Grosvenor Street
* Valet operated automated parking system to safely store and retrieve vehicles
* 24-hour concierge service, Saint Amand, managed by one of the world's leading hoteliers
* Embassy-level security throughout, including biometric access
* Underground parking with around the clock valet service
Residents will enjoy access to a private wellness floor and bespoke health services, including:
Partnership with leading health practitioners to advise on mental and physical well-being
* Bespoke wellness services, including nutritional and medical advice
* Gym and private training studio
* 25-metre swimming pool and vitality pools
* Spa and sauna facilities including private treatment rooms
* Residents' members' club with cinema and business suite
No. 1 Grosvenor Square is situated in the heart of Mayfair and moments away from London's Hyde Park. The property is surrounded by the best of London's shops and restaurants and is less than 0.5 miles from Green Park Tube Station.
