Cundy Street Quarter , Westminster

Introducing the Cundy Street Quarter, an ambitious new development by Grosvenor that reimagines a previously inaccessible corner of London. Once characterised by extensive car parking and dated affordable housing, this site is set for a remarkable transformation into a vibrant, sustainable neighbourhood designed for twenty-first century living.

Situated in a prime location, the Cundy Street Quarter will offer an appealing blend of thoughtfully designed homes, lush landscaped spaces, and inviting public amenities. Embracing a low carbon ethos at its core, the development prioritises environmental performance through innovative building materials, high-efficiency energy systems, and extensive green infrastructure. Every aspect of the design has been carefully considered to minimise the carbon footprint and foster a healthier urban environment.

The new public realm will be a defining feature of the Cundy Street Quarter. Where once there was a closed-off, underutilised expanse, there will now be beautifully landscaped gardens, pedestrian-friendly walkways, and accessible communal spaces. These areas are designed to encourage community interaction, wellbeing and a sense of belonging among residents and visitors alike.

Residential offerings will include a mix of tenures, ensuring a diverse and inclusive community. The new homes are planned to the highest standards, incorporating elegant architectural detailing, generous natural light, and private outdoor spaces where possible. The development will also introduce a range of new amenities for the local area, from retail and dining options to cultural and recreational facilities, creating a lively, integrated destination.

Grosvenor’s commitment to responsible development is evident throughout, with an emphasis on sustainable transport options, biodiversity enhancement, and reduced reliance on car usage. The masterplan also preserves and celebrates local heritage, ensuring that the Cundy Street Quarter complements the character of its surrounding neighbourhoods.

The Cundy Street Quarter is set to become a model for progressive urban regeneration in London—delivering much-needed homes, accessible public spaces, and a low carbon legacy for future generations.