Belgrave Mews South is a historic and highly sought-after mews in Belgravia, running discreetly between Belgrave Place and Upper Belgrave Street. Accessed through a private archway, this cobbled mews forms an elegant cul-de-sac characterised by charming mews houses on one side and larger period properties opposite. Located just south of Hyde Park and set behind Belgrave Square, Belgrave Mews South enjoys a peaceful residential atmosphere in one of central London’s most prestigious enclaves.

This Belgravia mews comprises 31 properties and mirrors the scale and exclusivity of nearby Belgrave Mews North. During the Second World War, a recorded bomb strike between 1940 and 1941 led to significant rebuilding, meaning that original stable features no longer remain. Today, the mews is defined by its refined architectural uniformity and quiet character.

Belgrave Mews South forms part of the Belgravia Conservation Area, designated by Westminster City Council in 1968. Originally designed as coach house and stable accommodation for grand homes in Eaton Place and Belgrave Square, the mews has since evolved into a primarily residential street, with some properties extended to three storeys to suit modern living.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster