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E L E G A N C E

An elegant and wonderfully light 3 bedroom lateral apartment of 2,066 square feet on the 4th floor of a handsome residential building in this world renowned address. With a thoughtfully considered layout and sumptuous interior design by award winning architects and developers Rigby & Rigby, the flat exudes charm and sophistication with no less than 17 windows with either a full or partial Easterly views over Grosvenor Square.

The apartment has an abundance of luxury specifications including under-floor heating and comfort cooling throughout as well as fully integrated lutron lighting and the latest AV technology.

Residents will enjoy the service of dedicated 24 hour uniformed concierge, 2 large passenger lifts as well as a secure underground parking space and a convenient storage room.

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I M M A C U L A T E

A Rigby and Rigby development is defined by originality of design, peerless craftsmanship and immaculate execution.

As one of London’s leading developers of super prime residential property, in some of the capital’s most exclusive postcodes, the Rigby and Rigby name has become synonymous with inspiring architecture and striking interiors. Rigby and Rigby is part of the £2 billion Rigby Group Plc – one of the UK’s most respected family businesses.

From the transformation of elegant townhouses or contemporary penthouse apartments in Knightsbridge and Belgravia to the stunning redevelopment of country homes in Warwickshire and the Cotswolds, each Rigby and Rigby commission benefits from our commitment to using the finest, handcrafted materials; cutting-edge technology and an unparalleled attention to detail - creating homes that are distinctive, stylish and contemporary.

E X C L U S I V E

Situated in a highly regarded and sought after purpose built apartment block on arguably one of London’s most desirable addresses.

This apartment is ideally positioned to benefit from all that Mayfair and the West End has to offer with easy access to the Royal parks, the world class shopping of nearby Mount Street and Bond Street as well as the majority of London’s Michelin Starred restaurants.

With spectacular views over Grosvenor Square from all principle rooms, this lateral apartment offers Mayfair’s ultimate address alongside unrivalled luxury.

Number 33 Grosvenor Square is a purpose built apartment building situated on the corner of South Audley Street and Grosvenor Square and was originally constructed in 1959 on the site of 3 former Mansions. Predominantly residential, the building is also occupied in part by offices and of course the highly regarded Caprice Group owned restaurant ‘34’.

With an impressive entrance on South Audley Street, 33 Grosvenor Square is one of very few Mayfair apartment buildings to offer 24 hour uniformed porterage as well as secure underground parking, rare for a building of its age.

South Audley Street is presently in the midst of a significant transformation in much the same way as Mount Street was reinvented some 5 years ago. With exciting new retailers such as Balmain and Bamford recently taking up residence a s well as muted public realm improvements in the pipeline.

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From 1926 many of the original houses on The Square were demolished to make way for more desirable apartment buildings. This met initially with some resistance from the then Duke of Westminster and whilst it was hoped that some houses would be included in a re-building scheme, flats were effectively accepted as the programme for 1931.

The next decade will bear witness to the most extensive and exciting re-development of Grosvenor Square for nearly 100 years. The former Naval Attache building at 20 Grosvenor Square is presently under construction to create 30 apartments of varying sizes, the former Canadian High Commission at No.1 will be converted to provide 41 apartments and The American Embassy itself with be converted into an extraordinary hotel. Perhaps the tennis court that once served the private homes on The Square may also one day be re-instated.

Number 33 Grosvenor Square, a purpose built apartment building, is situated on the corner of South Audley Street and The Square itself and was originally constructed in 1959 on the site of 3 former houses. Predominantly residential, the building is also occupied in part by offices and of course the highly regarded Caprice Group owned restaurant ‘34’. The building is one of very few Mayfair apartment buildings to offer 24 hour uniformed porterage as well as secure underground parking, rare for a building of its age.

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H E R I T A G E

The second largest of all London Squares, Grosvenor Square was originally conceived in 1720 and built between 1725-31 by the then Duke of Westminster.

At the time of its inception, it was thought that the Square would appeal the residents of nearby St James Square which was at the time considered to be the most fashionable address in London.

In its early years The Square was considered to be sufficiently grand enough for it to be rumoured that George II was considering it as a place of residence for the Prince of Wales and people of title consistently made up a majority of the residents which is still very much the case today.

The Square has been much altered in the near 300 years since its creation with all but a small handful of the original Georgian townhouses remaining. The first complete re-building took place around 1800 with significant internal and external alterations signifying a change in fashion.Between 1853 and 1866 12 houses were either completely re-built or refaced, with many of the houses taking on institutional usage with the French and Belgian embassies moving in. This trend would continue over the years with the Japanese, Canadians and most distinctly, The Americans who would take up residence at 1 Grosvenor Square in 1938 before moving to their Eero Saarinen designed building in 1960.

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S P E C I F I C A T I O N

Cooling, Heating & Ventilation

• Comfort cooling and heating system in all principal • rooms, including all guest bedrooms• Under floor heating throughout with localised • sensors and thermostats• Heated mirrors and towel rails in all bathrooms

Security

• Dedicated 24 hour porter• Grade II Alarm System

Lighting

• Latest Lutron Homeworks QS lighting control • system and interface• Flexible integrated lifestyle lighting to enable • atmosphere alteration from partying to a • private residence• Internal cabinetry and vanity lighting

Audio Visual

• Full Cat 6 cabling throughout, suitable for • various audio visual and IT requirements• Ultra HD video distribution system• Sky HD+, Apple TV and Blu-ray fully installed• Infrastructure for foreign satellite, digital • terrestrial and DAB installed• Flush Sonos wall and ceiling speakers to • principal rooms• LOEWE Ultra HD screens with Sonos • Surround sound

Telephone & Data System

• Duel Cat 6 outlets in principal rooms to provide • • for IP phone systems and wired high-speed • Ethernet connections

Curtains & Blinds

• Automated curtains or blinds in principal rooms

A C C O M M O D A T I O N

Schedule of Accommodation

(GIA 2,066sq.ft )

10 Kitchen

20 Drawing Room

30 Dining

4 Bar

50 Master Bedroom

60 Dressing Room

70 Bedroom 2

80 Dressing Room

90 Bedroom 3

10 Storage Cupboard

11 Guest WC

12 Terrace

130Utility

140Service Lift

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T E R M S

Wetherell and Knight Frank have no authority to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate.

The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all the necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Wetherell and Knight Frank have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. September 2015.

120a Mount Street, London W1K 3NN T: 020 7499 1012 W: knightfrank.co.uk

102 Mount Street, London W1K 2TH T: 020 7529 5566 W: wetherell.co.uk

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Tenure

Lease hold with 98 years remaining

Service Charge

On Application

Ground Rent

Peppercorn

Local Authority

Westminster

Price

On Application

Developers

www.rigbyandrigby.com