Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Mayfair · W1K
37-38 Upper Grosvenor Street: an Edwardian rebuild between Grosvenor Square and Park Lane
1911–12rebuilt
Grade IIterrace (No. 37)
Park Lanenearby
W1KMayfair
In short: Nos. 37–38 Upper Grosvenor Street were rebuilt in 1911–12 as part of a range whose main front faces Park Street, and No. 37 is within a Grade II listed early-1900s terrace. Upper Grosvenor Street links Grosvenor Square and Park Lane, with a mix of embassies, offices and apartments. We haven't confirmed the current use of this building, but Fraser Bond helps tenants, owners and buyers throughout Mayfair.
History
Edwardian rebuild facing Park Street.
Heritage
Part of a listed terrace (No. 37).
The street
Embassies, offices and prime apartments.
Transport
Marble Arch and Bond Street (Elizabeth line).
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- Apartments around Grosvenor Square and Park Lane
- Lettings, management and valuations
- Mayfair offices and tenant representation
Frequently asked questions
Is 37-38 Upper Grosvenor Street residential?
We haven't confirmed its current use; the street has a mix of offices, embassies and apartments.
When was it built?
The current buildings date from 1911–12.
Can you help me rent or buy in Mayfair?
Yes, including off-market homes.
