Cadogan Lane is a distinguished Belgravia mews address positioned between the prestigious Cadogan Place and Chesham Place, offering effortless access to Knightsbridge and Sloane Square. This part-cobbled London mews runs between Cadogan Place and Pont Street, with a further cul-de-sac section on the opposite side of Pont Street in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. It sits parallel to Pavilion Road, one of London’s longest surviving stretches of original mews houses.

Historically created as stable and coach-house accommodation for grand homes on Cadogan Place, the lane has evolved into a primarily residential mews, with some pockets of commercial use. A wartime bomb fell directly on the mews between 1940 and 1941, contributing to the mix of architectural styles seen today.

Laid out in the late eighteenth century and named after the Earls of Cadogan, this sought-after mews forms the boundary between Belgravia and Kensington and Chelsea. Most properties now date from the twentieth century, yet the area retains a quintessential mews character. Sloane Square and Knightsbridge stations are both within close reach, alongside an exceptional choice of local restaurants and boutiques.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea