Discover London’s West End transformation with Grosvenor’s groundbreaking South Molton Triangle development, a £500 million project set to redefine the international significance of this iconic district.
Situated in the strategic heart of Mayfair, adjacent to the recently unveiled Bond Street Elizabeth Line, this mixed-use development promises 267,000 sq ft of premier office space, retail, and leisure facilities. The project aims to revitalize South Molton Street, restoring its status as a go-to destination for niche boutique fashion.
Strategically located near Oxford Street and the Bond Street Elizabeth Line station, the South Molton Triangle is poised to be the primary attraction for millions visiting the West End annually. With the Bond Street station accommodating 140,000 daily passengers, this location is projected to generate approximately £6.5 million in annual spend, creating nearly 1,000 permanent jobs upon completion.
The development’s holistic approach includes the meticulous restoration of Georgian-era buildings on South Molton Street, offering new retail spaces and diverse uses. Brook Street presents an exciting opportunity for a 5-star boutique hotel, catering to affluent consumers and enhancing the area’s boutique appeal.
Beyond economic impact, the South Molton Triangle project is committed to preserving Mayfair’s unique character, with £8 million dedicated to creating a greener, more pedestrian-friendly public realm. Aligned with Grosvenor’s sustainability commitments, the project aims for net-zero carbon in both operation and construction.
Witness the evolution of South Molton Street’s retail and anticipate the hotel project starting in 2025, with all elements scheduled for completion in 2027. Anna Bond, Grosvenor’s Executive Director – Development, emphasizes, «The South Molton Triangle will redefine perceptions of Mayfair, reflecting our dedication to investing in extraordinary places that yield lasting economic and social value.»
Explore the future of Mayfair with Grosvenor’s South Molton Triangle – a testament to London’s West End renaissance.