Carmel Court is a charming and secluded pedestrian mews in the heart of Kensington, running between Holland Street and Duke’s Lane. The intimate passage is lined with small historic cottages and has a distinctive character that reflects the area’s early development. The mews dates back to the 18th century, with the alley forming part of the local development from around the 1730s. Originally known as Duke’s Alley and later Vine Court, it was renamed Carmel Court in 1911. Today, its pedestrian setting, historic architecture and covered entrance give Carmel Court a particularly atmospheric quality within this sought-after part of west London.

The location of Carmel Court places residents close to some of Kensington’s most popular amenities and green spaces. Kensington High Street, with its shops, restaurants and everyday conveniences, is within easy reach, while both Kensington Gardens and Holland Park are nearby for leisure and walks. Transport connections are excellent, with High Street Kensington Underground Station providing District and Circle line services, while Notting Hill Gate offers Central, District and Circle line connections.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea