Belgrave Square, London, England

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Belgrave Square, London, England is an affluent 19th-century garden square in the Belgravia district of central London, known for its grand terraces and diplomatic residences.

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Belgrave Square, London, England canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf garden square
public square
urban square
architect George Basevi
Philip Hardwick
category Belgravia
Diplomatic districts
Squares in the City of Westminster
constructionEnd 1840s
constructionStart 1825
country United Kingdom
developedBy Thomas Cubitt
era 19th century
hasFeature central private garden
corner mansions
grand stuccoed terraces
ornamental planting
plane trees
railed garden
statues
terraced townhouses
hasUse diplomatic
office
residential
heritageStatus historic environment
many buildings Grade I listed
inception 1820s
knownFor 19th-century architecture
affluent character
diplomatic residences
embassy buildings
locatedIn Belgravia
City of Westminster
England
London, England
surface form: London

central London
namedAfter Belgrave, Cheshire
near Buckingham Palace
Eaton Square
Hyde Park Corner
owner Grosvenor Estate
surface form: Grosvenor Group
partOf Grosvenor Estate
streetLayout roughly square
style Neoclassical architecture
stuccoed terrace architecture
transport near Hyde Park Corner Underground station
near Victoria station

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Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy birthPlace Belgrave Square, London, England
Prince Edward, Duke of Kent birthPlace Belgrave Square, London, England