The 22 Eaton Square duplex, a two‑storey white stucco building that has been linked to former Bond star Roger Moore, is now on the market for £5.75 million. Measuring just under 2,000 square feet, the third‑ and fourth‑floor unit offers a spacious reception room overlooking the square’s private gardens and a balcony that opens onto the rear dining area.
Moore’s connection to the address has been debated: The Standard claimed he lived there briefly in the early 1960s, while Country & Town House places his stay in the late 1960s. No record clarifies whether he owned or rented the flat, but the association has added a layer of celebrity intrigue to the listing.
The layout includes three bedrooms—two with en‑suite bathrooms—and a sweeping staircase that links the two floors. The main reception room looks out onto the square’s communal gardens, a feature that many buyers find particularly appealing.
Belgravia is known for its high‑end residential terraces, with whole houses typically priced around £15 million; the flat’s asking price reflects the premium of the area.
Knight Frank is handling the sale, inviting bids that are expected to close by March 31, giving collectors and investors a narrow window to secure the property.