Adam and Eve Mews, Kensington, London, W8
Adam and Eve Mews is a distinctive cobbled mews in the heart of Kensington, connecting Kensington High Street with Allen Street in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

History of Adam and Eve Mews
Built in the 1880s on the site of the former Adam and Eve Inn, this mews was created to house stables due to the unusual shape of the land. In 1940, the mews was directly hit by a high-explosive bomb, resulting in significant damage and the subsequent rebuilding of a number of properties. Its character now is enhanced by surviving period features, including traditional double garage entrances and first-floor hayloft doors. The mews also retains historic standpipes bearing the name of Thomas Crapper, the Victorian sanitary engineer associated with the popularisation of the modern water closet.

About Adam and Eve Mews
Adam and Eve Mews is home to a mix of residential properties with a selection of commercial premises, including the beauty clinic, Aesthetic by Maria, who has previously been interviewed for Mews News.

Situated just south of Kensington High Street, Adam and Eve Mews benefits from easy access to an exceptional range of shops, restaurants and transport links. The green open spaces of Holland Park, Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are all within comfortable walking distance, while a number of well-regarded schools, including Thomas’s Kensington, St Mary Abbots and Holland Park School. With its combination of interesting heritage as well as its accessibility to some of London’s finest amenities, Adam and Eve Mews remains a particularly appealing Kensington address for residents.
BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea

Adam and Eve Mews, Kensington, London, W8
Our tenancies last typically 2.5 times longer than the London average tenancy.
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