Welcome to Knightsbridge Doctors
Knightsbridge Doctors is a long-established private medical practice providing personalised medical services to individuals and their families, companies and international organisations.
We are conveniently located in Central London, close to Knightsbridge underground station and Harrods.
No. 15 Basil Mansions
14-25 Basil Mansions
Basil Street
London
SW3 1AP
Appointments
The practice is open on Mondays to Fridays from 9:00AM to 5:00PM.
Appointments can usually be offered promptly at a time to suit you. Out of hours, one of our doctors is always available to registered patients for emergencies with either telephone consultation or a Home Visit.
Both male and female doctors are available for consultation.
Please keep to your appointment time so that we can manage your visit to the practice effectively. Your comfort and safety are our priority.
Please note: Walk-in appointments are currently not available at Knightsbridge Doctors.
Knightsbridge Doctors has a rich and colourful history, shaped by a succession of dedicated doctors and staff, each bringing their own style and influence.
The practice was originally founded by a Scotsman, Dr McNaught who established it as a panel practice (1911 National Insurance Act). When the National Health Service was introduced in 1948, Dr McNaught chose not to join, instead maintaining the practice as a private medical service. This decision set the tone for the character and independence of the practice in the decades that have followed.
The practice has been home to several memorable doctors including Dr Ray Rowntree, Dr John Allison and Dr Tom King. In 1968 the practice moved from Cumberland Mansions in Marble Arch to Basil Mansions in Knightsbridge and Dr Swann (Cons Radiologist) helped establish the radiology unit.
Today, Knightsbridge Doctors continues to thrive. Building on nearly a century of excellence and tradition, while meeting the modern needs of our patients with the same commitment and care. The practice reflects traditional private medicine and evolving patient expectations, shaped by a collegiate team with individual strengths.
