Imagine the clatter of hooves and carriage wheels. Now picture London in the early 1900s when Grosvenor Road was beginning to take shape. Today we explore Grosvenor Road in Westminster.
Grosvenor Road has seen considerable change. It reflects London’s dynamic history. The area around Grosvenor Road is quite diverse.
Since 1995, 79 properties have been sold on Grosvenor Road. The data comes from the Land Registry. It is updated monthly.
Flats are the most common type of housing near Grosvenor Road. This is typical for inner cities.
Many people rent homes near Grosvenor Road. About 43% of households rent privately. This is much higher than the national average.
Most households on Grosvenor Road have one or two residents. Single-person households are very common here. This is common in inner-city areas.
Grosvenor Road has a roughly equal gender split. It is about 52% male.
Many residents have a degree or similar qualification. This is a higher percentage than the national average.
The area around Grosvenor Road is ethnically diverse. It has a significant non-white population. Only 46% of residents were born in the United Kingdom.
Many residents of Grosvenor Road were not born in the UK. However 26% have lived in the UK for 10 years or more.
Most homes on Grosvenor Road have access to gigabit broadband. It provides very fast internet speeds.
The nearest tube station to Grosvenor Road is Pimlico. It is approximately 350 yards away. Vauxhall is the nearest railway station. It is approximately 570 yards away.
The closest primary school is Millbank Gardens Primary Academy. It is about 470 yards from Grosvenor Road. The nearest secondary school is Pimlico Academy. It is about 560 yards away.
Riverside Medical Practice is the closest GP. It is approximately 400 yards away. Pimlico Dental Care is the nearest dentist. It is approximately 370 yards away.
The Gordon Hospital is the closest hospital. It is about 730 yards away. Quinlans Opticians is the nearest optician. It is approximately 550 yards away.
In 2013 and 2014, 135 Grosvenor Road was a unique riverside dwelling. It had planning permission for eight luxury apartments. The building was six floors high plus a basement. It had about 23360 square feet of space. There was parking for 12 cars. Security features included 360-degree camera surveillance. There were also retractable bollards and 24/7 concierge service. The project was sold in 2013.
Today Grosvenor Road is a mix of residences and businesses. Its diverse population reflects London’s global character. As you continue your journey take a moment to appreciate the blend of old and new that defines Grosvenor Road.