130 Mount Street and 34 Berkeley Square

City of Westminster, United Kingdom

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

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Heritage registerHistoric England listing↗

This Grade II listed mansion block, designed by architect John Thomas Wimperis and completed in 1882, occupies prominent corner sites in Mayfair's most exclusive addresses—130 Mount Street and 34 Berkeley Square. Built during the height of Victorian confidence, it exemplifies the Queen Anne Revival and Jacobethan styles that dominated London's residential architecture in the late nineteenth century. The building reflects the era's appetite for picturesque, historically-inspired detail combined with the practical demands of urban apartment living, establishing it as a characteristic example of the grand mansion blocks that defined Mayfair's residential character during this period.