Belgrave Mews West is a tranquil cul-de-sac mews set just off Belgrave Square in the heart of Belgravia. This private mews benefits from enhanced security, with controlled bollard access at both entrance and exit points, making it particularly appealing for residential use.

Architecturally and historically aligned with Belgrave Mews North and Belgrave Mews South, Belgrave Mews West contains just 12 properties, the majority of which are residential, alongside one of Belgravia’s most celebrated public houses. Like many historic mews streets in London, it was originally built to serve as stable and coach house accommodation for the grand townhouses surrounding Belgrave Square.

The mews is home to The Star Tavern, an iconic and award-winning traditional pub. Once frequented by 19th-century household staff, The Star Tavern later became infamous as the location where plans for the Great Train Robbery of 1963 were conceived.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster