The former Gucci HQ building in Mayfair is now available to purchase or to let.

Originally built in 1772, the spectacular Grade I listed 14,000 sq ft/1,300m2 private palace is famous for being the global headquarters for the Gucci Group from 1998-2010.

For the first time since its lavish refurbishment shortly after the Gucci Group moved out, the Grafton Street mansion is looking for new residents who will have the privilege of calling one of Mayfair's finest residences their London home.

The eight-bedroom mansion across seven floors includes a gym, cinema, and health club with a swimming pool, plunge pool, sauna, steam room, and a garage. A spacious entrance hall, four grand reception rooms, a family kitchen, a study/home office, four VIP bedroom suites, four additional staff bedrooms, staff facilities, and two floors of leisure facilities are all part of the accommodation. There is access to a large garden terrace, first-floor balconies, and a top-floor sun room/conservatory.

The entertainment and leisure facilities are located across the basement and lower ground floors. There is a gymnasium, a private cinema and a health spa with swimming pool, marble lined plunge pool, mosaic lined steam room and a Scandinavian style sauna. The basement garage offers secure parking for two cars.

Gary Hersham, Founding Director of Beauchamp Estates commented: “The former Gucci mansion, the brand’s global HQ, is now Mayfair’s finest house currently for sale or let. It is here that Tom Ford and Domenico De Sole entertained Alexander McQueen, Anna Wintour and François Pinault and where Lord Chancellor Lord Brougham entertained Queen Victoria and the Duke of Wellington. Immaculately dressed this turn-key mansion with its two floors of entertainment and leisure facilities is perfect for a family who like Gucci want a palatial residence in the heart of Mayfair.”

The Grafton Street mansion is available to either purchase for £55,000,000 or to let for £40,000 per week.

For more information contact sole sales and letting agent Beauchamp Estates.

Find out more about the history of 5 Grafton Street (Thee Gucci Mansion).

Photo: 2022 Beauchamp Estates/Tom St. Aubyn Photography