Caro Point Is Named After The English Master Of Contemporary Sculpture, Sir Anthony Caro. This striking building’s stone fins stretch skywards, connected by rows of glass panels. Each panel has been crafted so that a waterfall of reflections, created by the day’s shifting patterns of light, tumbles down the façade into the waters at the building’s feet. The pinnacle of Grosvenor Waterside, Caro Point is crowned by a sculpted weather vane, rotating within the tallest stone fin. Grosvenor Waterside is next to the River Thames, with Sloane Square around the corner and exclusive Knightsbridge and Belgravia only minutes away. Nearby, the proposed luxury development of the former Chelsea Barracks site, just across Ebury Bridge Road, will create an upscale new residential neighbourhood that will seamlessly link Grosvenor Waterside to Chelsea and Belgravia. To live in Caro Point is to reside within a crafted, contemporary and sophisticated community.

3. CRAFTED
CONTEMPORARY
LIVING
Caro Point Is Named After The English
Master Of Contemporary Sculpture,
Sir Anthony Caro.
This striking building’s stone fins stretch skywards,
connected by rows of glass panels. Each panel has been
crafted so that a waterfall of reflections, created by the
day’s shifting patterns of light, tumbles down the façade
into the waters at the building’s feet. The pinnacle of
Grosvenor Waterside, Caro Point is crowned by a sculpted
weather vane, rotating within the tallest stone fin.
Grosvenor Waterside is next to the River Thames,
with Sloane Square around the corner and exclusive
Knightsbridge and Belgravia only minutes away. Nearby,
the proposed luxury development of the former Chelsea
Barracks site, just across Ebury Bridge Road, will create an
upscale new residential neighbourhood that will seamlessly
link Grosvenor Waterside to Chelsea and Belgravia.
To live in Caro Point is to reside within a crafted,
contemporary and sophisticated community.
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4. WEST END THE CITY
HYDE PARK CANARY WHARF
KNIGHTSBRIDGE
SLOANE SQUARE
16
17
2
1
14
INNER
10 GROSVENOR DOCK
7
15
4 3 5 6
8
13
S I TE E N TR A N C E
11
9
OUTER
GROSVENOR DOCK
12
RIVER
CARO POINT
THAMES
CHELSEA
KING’S ROAD
BATTERSEA PARK
AN IDEAL
1 Bramah 7 Estate Security Office 13 Playground
2 Caro Point 8 Hepworth Court 14 Sculpture by Richard Wilson, RA
WEST LONDON
3 Chelsea Futurespace Art Gallery 9 Hirst Court 15 Water Sculpture by Ekkehard Altenburger
4 City Car Club Parking 10 Moore House 16 Wentworth Court
5 Concierge 11 Nursery 17 Woods House
LOCATION 6 Cubitt Building 12 Pavilion Court
In 2000, planning permission was granted to redevelop
Grosvenor Canal into today’s award-winning Grosvenor
Waterside, with the Grosvenor Dock at its heart.
The Dock was once the mouth of the Grosvenor Canal, a
waterway that used to stretch from the Thames to where
Victoria Station now stands.
Today, the Dock is still linked to the River Thames by a
lock, and Grosvenor Waterside offers access to the rest of
London and beyond via excellent transport connections:
• Sloane Square and Victoria Underground stations, plus
Victoria railway station, are a 10-15 minute walk away.
Taxis are plentiful on Buckingham Palace Road, a
minute’s walk up the street.
• Heathrow Airport is about 15 miles by car from
Grosvenor Waterside or 15 minutes on the Heathrow
Express from Paddington Station.
• Gatwick Airport is 30 minutes on the Gatwick Express
from Victoria Station.
• There are direct buses to Luton and Stansted Airports
from Victoria Coach Station.
• City Airport can be reached via the Underground and
DLR networks.
• The Eurostar to Europe leaves from St Pancras Station
(Victoria line from Victoria Station).
• Convenient transport is provided by bus and
Underground to major London universities, including
Imperial College, London School of Economics and
University College of London.
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