A streetline panorama of the eastside of southern Sloane Street between Cadogan Place Gardens on the left and Sloane Square on the right. Sloane Street is one of London’s leading upper-class shopping streets, though the southern end less than the northern end at Knightsbridge. Sloane Street is named after Hans Sloane, who bought the area in 1712. In the middle we see some typical Pont Street Dutch Style red brick buildings, which house elegant residential apartments. Almost on the right end we see the church Holy Trinity Sloane Street, built in 1888-1890. The church has a striking Arts & Crafts design by architect John Dando Sedding and is the widest church in London.
Sloane Street is part of the London borough of Chelsea (now the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea). In addition to the panorama, we have added a miniplanet projection of the street to the detailed views.
There are more London streets we photographed in our archive, in case you are interested in us creating a streetline montage for one of these streets please contact us.
