The Garrison Club

The Garrison Club is an exclusive tennis sanctuary in the heart of Belgravia, London. Blending luxury and fitness in a stunning 32,749 sq ft space, the club also provides top-tier amenities like a multi-use sports hall, a state-of-the-art gym, and a luxurious swimming pool.

The highlight is London's largest indoor tennis court, an elegant space with upper and lower galleries for courtside viewing. This private sanctuary features vintage charm mixed with modern design, perfect for everything from intense matches to leisurely rallies. Beyond sports, The Garrison Club offers a business suite with private boardrooms and a children's playroom.

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