Bryanston Mews East is a quiet cobbled cul-de-sac in Marylebone, positioned between Bryanston Square and Montagu Square. Characterised by elegant period conversions and traditional mews architecture, the street reflects its original purpose as stable and coach house accommodation for the grand Georgian homes surrounding Bryanston Square, now sensitively converted into desirable residential properties.

The area also carries notable cultural significance. In June 1965, Mick Jagger moved into 13A Bryanston Mews East, his first property after achieving major success, reportedly purchased for £8,000. The home became a focal point of the Swinging Sixties scene, with frequent visits from figures such as John Lennon and Paul McCartney, adding to the street’s enduring association with London’s musical and cultural heritage. Like much of the surrounding neighbourhood, Bryanston Mews East was also impacted during World War II and later rebuilt.

Today, Bryanston Mews East offers a peaceful residential setting moments from the amenities of Marylebone Village, including boutique shopping, cafés and restaurants, as well as excellent transport connections around Baker Street. Green spaces such as Hyde Park and Regent’s Park are also within easy walking distance, making Bryanston Mews East a highly desirable central London address.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster