London is an amazing city with diverse people, delicious foods, amazing architecture and incredible real estate. Like any other major metropolitan area, there many beautiful homes that have sky-high price tags, but we believe these to be the most exclusive neighborhoods in London.
Most Exclusive Neighborhoods in London
Knightsbridge
One of the most exclusive neighborhoods in London is Knightsbridge, with its Underground Station being next to 1 Hyde Park – the most expensive privately-owned real estate in the UK. This ultra-upmarket area lies to the west of central London and includes the iconic luxury department stores of Harrods and Harvey Nichols.
You know the saying, when in Rome, do as the Romans do? We at London Perfect say, when in Knightsbridge, stay at a special address! The Gloucester is an elegant and fanciful Victorian home that sleeps six. Its four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and private balcony overlook the beauty of the Cornwall Gardens. It’s also the perfect postcode for Knightsbridge and Museum Row.
Knightsbridge neighborhood
Kensington
The Kensington neighborhood is often synonymous with Kensington Palace, Princess Diana’s former residence, and is as exclusive as it gets. Weighing in just under £1,200 per square foot, property ownership here is only available to the most affluent clientele.
The Victoria and Albert Museum and Royal Albert Hall are based in South Kensington. You’re bound to run into a few celebrities, the rich and the royal, and many foreign language students here.
Kensington neighborhood
Belgravia
The home of chef Nigella Lawson, the Belgravia neighborhood is one of the wealthiest wards in London. Situated centrally in the City of Westminster and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, it’s located near Buckingham Palace and is known for its palatial and posh real estate. Belgravia is easily one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in London.
Buckingham Palace
Book into our Belgravia: a beautiful three-bedroom London home near Elizabeth Street that sleeps five and has three bathrooms. Buckingham Palace, Sloane Square, and Victoria station with their savvy shopping spots and fine-dining restaurants are each a quick walk away.
The Belgravia
Chelsea
Chelsea has a median home price of £1.3 million today, making it one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in London. In the 19th century, Chelsea became a Victorian artists’ colony and established itself as a prosperous quarter. Fast-forward to today and there’s chance to mingle with royalty (Prince Harry’s locale), or go to the Chelsea Flower Show at the grounds of the Royal Hospital.
Chelsea
Our Christchurch duplex is an amazingly spacious two-bedroom, three and a half-bathroom, two-level home that sleeps five with a bright and elegant living room and Italian-style garden. While it’s hard to pinpoint just one “best” part of the Christchurch, it’s in the heart of Chelsea on a quiet street.
The Christchurch
Notting Hill
Home to Portobello Road Market and Europe’s largest street carnival, the Notting Hill Carnival, Notting Hill is a fashionable and affluent stomping ground. Roomy Victorian townhouses, hip cafes and restaurants and high-end shops are each dotted throughout the neighborhood.
Portobello Market
The Leicester is a luxury one-bedroom apartment that sleeps four guests at the heart of Notting Hill. This amazing home is near the Portobello Market, Kensington Gardens, and has access to the private gardens Ladbroke Square.
The Leicester
For your next stay in London, our friendly reservations team are on hand to help you select one of our stunning family vacation rentals. We can also help with shopping, itineraries, tours, dining reservations, and customized private experiences!
