Grosvenor House — Knightsbridge Penthouse
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The defining feature of the Knightsbridge Penthouse is its balcony: 41 metres running the full length of the Park Lane facade, positioned so that sunset over Hyde Park becomes a nightly fixture. Behind it lie 368 square metres at the top of Grosvenor House.
Four bedrooms take king-size or twin configurations, with a walk-in wardrobe adjoining the main bedroom and park views from its windows. A study, media room and fully fitted kitchen support both work and long evenings in, with a fireplace warming the living space.
Block-out blinds, high-speed Wi-Fi, valet parking, daily housekeeping and 24-hour concierge and room service complete the residence, with butler service available on request.
41-metre balcony along Park Lane · Sunset views over Hyde Park · Walk-in wardrobe to main bedroom · Study and media room · Fireplace · Butler service on request
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Availability and rates are confirmed personally, usually within the hour. Nothing is charged at this stage.
Housekeeping, estate services and club access included. We confirm availability and the rate together — usually within the hour.
Other Residences in the House
14 photographsThe Grosvenor Penthouse
The largest residence in the house at 448 square metres, with five en-suite bedrooms, a baby grand piano and a balcony over Hyde Park.
9 photographsKensington Penthouse
A secluded 400-square-metre penthouse with four en-suite bedrooms, dining for twelve and a main bedroom balcony over Mayfair.
8 photographsLondon Suites
Four individually named residences of up to 223 square metres, sitting between the house's classic suites and its penthouses.
9 photographsMayfair Penthouse
A four-bedroom, 370-square-metre penthouse with two long balconies and a private lift from the concierge floor.
12 photographsOne-Bedroom Suite
A one-bedroom Mayfair residence with a separate living room, a full kitchen and views towards Hyde Park or the city.
6 photographsStudio & Deluxe Suite
Open-plan studio living within Grosvenor House on Park Lane, looking over Mount Street or into the light-filled Atrium.