Grosvenor is to hold a public consultation this week for a new residential-led mixed use neighbourhood in Belgravia, SW1.
Partially bordered by Ebury Street, Cundy Street and Pimlico Road, the project will be called the Cundy Street Quarter.
Currently the site is occupied by five residential buildings with leases expiring from 2021, providing a rare redevelopment opportunity.
The consultation begins on 3 April at 198 Ebury Street.
Paul O’Grady, location director at Grosvenor Britain & Ireland, said: “Our ambition is to create a new inclusive neighbourhood that meets the needs of residents and businesses today whilst ensuring that it respects the area’s heritage and will stand the test of time.
“Through a sensitive but comprehensive development, we can deliver a significant increase in much-needed housing for Westminster and more affordable homes as well as consider new uses like senior living.
“By investing in the surrounding streets and squares there is also an opportunity to for us create new amenities, better public spaces and job opportunities.”
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