Brunswick Mews is a modern cobbled cul-de-sac mews in the heart of Marylebone, positioned just off Great Cumberland Place to the north of Marble Arch and south of Bryanston Square. Originally built as stable and coach house accommodation for the grand properties of nearby Upper Berkeley Street, Brunswick Mews has since been redeveloped into a discreet and highly desirable residential street, retaining its traditional mews character.

Notably, Brunswick Mews was impacted during World War II when a high explosive bomb struck the area, leading to post-war rebuilding. Today, Brunswick Mews is known for its high-specification homes, often featuring luxury amenities such as lifts, generous storage, wine cellars, and wellness features including jacuzzis and saunas. 

Brunswick Mews benefits from an exceptional location, just moments from the shops, cafés and restaurants of Marylebone Village, while excellent transport links are available via Marble Arch Station, providing quick and easy access across Central London through the London Underground.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster