Bakers Mews is a charming period mews located in the desirable Marylebone area. It benefits from excellent transport links, with Marble Arch, Baker Street, and Bond Street Underground stations all within easy reach and is just a short distance from the shops and amenities of Oxford Street.

Originally, Bakers Mews was built to house stables and coach houses for the grand residences on Baker Street, Robert Adam Street, and Fitzhardinge Street. Today, the mews has been largely converted for residential use, though some commercial properties remain.

The mews lies within Westminster City Council’s Portman Estate Conservation Area. Marylebone, once covered in forest and marshland, was originally a 270-acre estate featuring a mix of architectural styles. Bakers Mews offers a glimpse into the area’s rich history, surrounded by elegant terraces, historic streets and other classic mews properties.

Borough: City of Westminster