Green Street

When Edmund Wimperis was appointed the Grosvenor estate’s surveyor in 1910, he drew up a 10-year building programme, which was to include the making of three new communal gardens on sites previously occupied by stables and other ancillary buildings.

The garden at Green Street was the first to be completed and was in the final planning stages at the outbreak of the First World War. Encircled by handsome late 19th-century terracotta buildings, it’s a secret, intimate space, with two formal lawns and surrounding paved areas for seating.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is allowed to use the garden?
Green Street Garden is for the sole use by residents who can access the garden directly from their own property. Any furniture and possessions brought into the garden must be cleared at the end of each day.

Who should I speak to if I require a key for Green Street Garden?
Please contact the Grosvenor Property Management team.

Can I take my dog into the garden?
Dogs are not permitted in Wilton Crescent Garden.

Frequently Asked Questions 

Can I have a party in the garden? Is there a charge?
We welcome appropriate parties to Green Street Garden, however there are certain regulations for having a party.  The rules and conditions are available for download at the bottom of this page. Residents should contact us to apply for a party. There is a £100 charge and all parties must be approved by Grosvenor.

Address

Green Street, London, SW1X

Contacts

Please contact the Grosvenor Property Management team who are responsible for Green Street Garden.

Garden access and general queries:

Gareth Rowe; 
gareth.rowe@grosvenor.com; 
+ 44 (0)20 7312 6253

Garden parties: 

Thomas Gibson; 
Thomas.Gibson@Grosvenor.com;
+44 (0)20 7312 2770

Garden Rules

Keys are issued on the following conditions to benefit all garden users. Please download and read the PDF's below.

Downloads

Green Street Garden Rules Green Street Garden Party Rules