Lower Belgrave Street connects Buckingham Palace Road with Eaton Square.
The Plumbers Arms pub is at 14 Lower Belgrave Street.
Thomas Cubitt, leasing land from Lord Grosvenor, was planning to remove and redevelop the temporary ale house which was here. A group of plumbers rose up to block the plan.
The Plumbers Arms was the 1974 venue which witnessed Lord Lucan’s wife bursting in distress over finding their nanny dead in her home. The family had lived at number 76.
Belgrave Street South became Lower Belgrave Street in 1869.
