Area Overview for Pimlico North Ward

Warwick Square, Pimlico in Pimlico North Ward
Holy Apostles Catholic Church Winchester Street in Pimlico North Ward
St Gabriel's Church, Pimlico in Pimlico North Ward
St George's Drive, Pimlico in Pimlico North Ward
Street signs, old and new, in Pimlico in Pimlico North Ward
Warwick Square Gardens in Pimlico North Ward
Belgrave Road (A3213), Pimlico in Pimlico North Ward
Junction of Warwick Way with Guildhouse Street in Pimlico North Ward
Bessborough Place looking toward Drummond Gate in Pimlico North Ward
London : Westminster - Vauxhall Bridge Road in Pimlico North Ward
Daffodils in Bessborough Gardens Pimlico in Pimlico North Ward
Bridge Place, London SW1V in Pimlico North Ward
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Area Information

Living in Pimlico North Ward offers city centre convenience with a distinct village atmosphere. This electoral ward sits between Buckingham Palace Road, Vauxhall Bridge Road, Lupus Street and Winchester Street in the City of Westminster. It encompasses Victoria Station and Pimlico Underground station, alongside shopping areas on Warwick Way, Wilton Road and Churton Street. The area forms a southern extension to Belgravia, characterised by stucco terraces and garden squares. Thomas Cubitt designed much of this architecture starting in 1825. The ward covers 59.7 hectares and holds a population of 1362 according to current records. You will find a mix of 19th-century stucco-fronted terraces, garden squares, and post-war estates like the Grade II*-listed Lillington and Longmoore Gardens. Abbott's Manor Estate also defines the residential character. The Pimlico Conservation Area protects over 350 Grade II-listed buildings here. Dolphin Square, Churchill Gardens estate and Tate Britain stand as nearby landmarks. Daily life revolves around the active community feel, with residents accessing major transport hubs and local shops within easy reach. The diversity of the ward offers a blend of historic grandeur and functional urban living.

Area Type
District Borough Unitary Ward
Area Size
59.7 hectares
Population
1362
Population Density
2282 people/km²

Demographics

The community profile in Pimlico North Ward shows a clear shift toward an older demographic. The median age here is 70 years old. This age range is the most common cohort across the total population. You will find a settlement that caters significantly to retirees or older residents living in longevity. Home ownership stands at 29%, meaning the majority of households currently rent rather than own their homes. This figure indicates a strong letting market within the ward. There are no specific statistics provided for household composition breakdowns beyond the total category in the available data. Similar gaps exist for predominant ethnic group details and religious affiliation based on the total population data. Despite the lack of granular data on specific demographics, the area maintains a strong community feel. The ward committee emphasises teamwork, suggesting an engaged local governance structure. Residents navigate a landscape defined by historic estates and modern conservation zones. Living here means accessing a population where senior citizens form the backbone of social interactions.

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Tenure

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Age

70
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Household Deprivation

N/A
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NS-SEC

49
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Planning

Planning Constraints

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who lives in Pimlico North Ward?
The community reflects an older age profile with a median age of 70. This is the most common age group in the area. Approximately 29% of households own their homes, while the majority reside in rented accommodation. The population stands at 1362 within the 59.7 hectare ward boundary. Demographic data regarding precise ethnic composition or religious breakdown is not specifically detailed in available records.
How do I get around using public transport?
You have access to Pimlico station on the Victoria line and Victoria station serving the Victoria, District and Circle lines plus National Rail. Bus routes 24, 360 and C10 operate along Vauxhall Bridge Road. Santander Cycles are available for short trips and riverboats depart from nearby Millbank Millennium Pier. Fixed broadband scores 94 out of 100, ensuring excellent digital connectivity for working from home without physical travel.
Are there any safety concerns I should know about?
Flood risk is the primary environmental concern, with the area designated as having high flood risk coverage. Crime risk scores 46 out of 100, placing it in a medium category. Standard security precautions are advisable, though rates remain around the London average. The ward passes all major planning constraint checks regarding nature reserves and protected woodlands.
What is the character of the local community?
The ward combines historic 19th-century terraces with post-war estates like Lillington and Longmoore Gardens. The area functions as an urban residential zone with a strong village atmosphere. Residents enjoy proximity to Victoria Station and local shops on Warwick Way and Wilton Road. The ward committee actively emphasises teamwork, fostering an engaged local governance environment.

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