
est. 2001
City Butterflies
Pimlico escorts are booked differently from the rest of Westminster, because Pimlico is where people actually live. The district has almost no hotel trade to speak of, so nearly every booking is an outcall to a flat.
That suits the place. Pimlico is one of the easier parts of London to arrive at without being noticed: wide stucco terraces, very little through traffic, and streets that have gone quiet well before most of the borough has finished dinner. Everyone we send to a Pimlico address comes from our roster of elite London escorts.


Penelope
£750 MayfairItalian

Maybeline
£350 MaryleboneEastern European

Partula
£400 MonumentBrazilian

Tiffany
£1,000 Worldwide travel companionMaryleboneUkrainian

Bamerta
£300 MaryleboneBrazilianThomas Cubitt laid out most of Pimlico in the 1830s and 1840s, and the result is unusually consistent: long terraces of white stucco, four storeys, iron railings, repeated street after street. St George’s Square runs all the way down to the river. Warwick Square and Eccleston Square sit further west, private gardens behind locked gates.
Warwick Way and Lupus Street carry what commercial life there is, which amounts to a few good delis, a butcher and the Regency Cafe on Regency Street, an Art Deco room that has been serving the same breakfast since 1946.
Pimlico station is the only stop on the Victoria line with no interchange at all. It is a residential station serving residents.
Tate Britain sits on Millbank at the eastern edge, and the walk from there along Grosvenor Road towards Chelsea Bridge is the best thing about the area after dark. Battersea Power Station is lit up on the far bank. The pavement is wide and usually empty.
Dolphin Square, the enormous 1930s block on Chichester Street, is worth walking past even if you are not going in.
Do not plan a late night here. Restaurants stop seating early and the streets are quiet by eleven, which is exactly why people choose to live in Pimlico rather than four streets north in Victoria. If you want a bar afterwards, head towards Victoria or Sloane Square.
Residential addresses need a little more care than hotels, and we treat them that way. Give us the street, the building and any entry instructions when you enquire, not when she is standing outside. If there is a porter, tell us. If there is no lift, tell us that too.
WhatsApp and Telegram are the easiest channels, though email and the booking form work equally well. Please do not call from a withheld number, because we will not pick up.
You will get written confirmation of the time, the length of the booking and anything still outstanding. Nobody appears on our site without agreeing to it, and any escort may decline any request.
Yes, and most Pimlico bookings are exactly that. Send the full address with entry details at the enquiry stage. She arrives on foot or by cab, alone, dressed for the building rather than for a nightclub. Discretion in a quiet residential street is the whole point.
Easier than its stillness suggests. Pimlico station is one stop from Victoria on the Victoria line, and Victoria is a few minutes’ walk from the northern edge of the district in any case. By cab it is ten minutes from Mayfair outside rush hour and less late at night, and Vauxhall Bridge and Chelsea Bridge both land you here quickly from south of the river.
Yes. Pimlico is often quieter and more discreet during the day than at night, and daytime bookings are common in SW1. Give us your preferred window when you enquire. If your first choice is not free, we will suggest one or two alternatives.
Pimlico sits inside Westminster, and the borough page covers all twenty-two districts: Westminster escorts. North is Victoria escorts, and north west is Belgravia escorts. Across Chelsea Bridge you are into Wandsworth escorts.
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