A Classically Aristocratic Neighbourhood

Kensington Palace

Queen Victoria Statue, Kensington Gardens

The Orangery, Kensington Gardens

The Italian Gardens, Kensington Gardens

Kensington Palace Sunken Gardens

A Royal Address

Lancer Square’s prominence among royal palaces, the world-renowned Hyde Park and the majestic Serpentine Lake signals its status as one of the world’s most desirable addresses. It’s a stone’s throw from High Street Kensington station, fine dining destinations such as Core by Clare Smyth and luxury retail institutions such as Harrods. Yet the immediate area is peacefully tranquil for the best of both worlds.

Time for Indulgence

A Boutique Village

An elegantly relaxed charm still lives in Kensington. Most of all in the small boutiques and merchants which thrive nearby Harvey Nichols and Harrods, two of the world’s most famous department stores.

Harvey Nichols, Knightsbridge

Butchoff Antiques, Kensington

Musa, Kensington

The Joy of Good Company

The Ivy Kensington Brasserie

Sally Clarke Bakery, Kensington

Launceston Place, Kensington

Exceptional Provenance

Kensington’s restaurants pair gastronomic invention with beautiful settings for the most discerning of patrons. This is dining of the highest calibre, with Michelin starred restaurants just moments away.

Symphony for the Senses

Cultural Masterpieces

Mere metres from exquisite art, history, nature and music; Lancer Square is nestled amongst icons that regularly rewrite history including the Royal Albert Hall and V&A Museum.

The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington

The Leighton House Museum, Kensington

Natural History Museum, Kensington

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