Albion Mews, Bayswater, London, W2

Tucked away behind two elegant bay trees, Albion Mews opens into one of London’s greenest and most enchanting cul-de-sacs. Lush planting and cascading greenery give this peaceful mews a secluded, almost secret-garden feel, despite its central location in W2.

Albion Mews in Bayswater

History of Albion Mews

Over the years, Albion Mews has attracted an eclectic mix of residents, including renowned Austrian-born British studio potter Dame Lucie Rie, who lived and worked at No. 18 for decades, and Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, the third and final ‘White Rajah’ of Sarawak.

Blue plaque for Dame Lucie Rie in Bayswater, London, surrounded by ivy.

About Albion Mews

Just moments from Lancaster Gate Underground station, a short stroll to Hyde Park and minutes from amenities of Connaught Village, Albion Mews offers a peaceful living experience away from the hustle and bustle of the city – a true hidden gem in the heart of London.

Quiet London mews street called Albion Mews with trees and potted plants, residential buildings, and cobblestone path.

Learn more about Albion Mews in our video, and discover what it could be like to live on this beautiful street here.

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Colourful historic terraced houses on a cobbled street with lush greenery and potted plants, London residential street scene.

Albion Mews, Bayswater, London, W2

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