The Baron of Belgrave is a title in the British peerage system, associated with the village of Belgrave in England. This title is part of the hereditary nobility, meaning it is passed down through generations. The current holder of the title often has a role in local and national affairs, representing the interests of their community. The title was created in the 19th century and is linked to the House of Lords, the upper house of the UK Parliament. The Baron of Belgrave may also have connections to notable figures, such as the Earl of Chester, enhancing the historical significance of the title within British aristocracy.