Chapel Side is a charming, cobbled mews in the City of Westminster, formed of 27 properties used for both residential and commercial purposes. Originally conceived as stabling for the grand homes on Palace Court and St. Petersburgh Place, the mews has since evolved into a unique and characterful enclave.

The street was the focus of a significant redevelopment, now comprising four substantial townhouses, one of which thoughtfully incorporates part of the original chapel structure. Chapel Side runs south of Moscow Road, between Palace Court and St. Petersburgh Place, placing it within easy reach of Notting Hill Gate and Queensway, both of which offer excellent amenities, dining and transport connections. The open green spaces of Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are also moments away.

The area has a cinematic heritage too, with Moscow Road itself notable as a filming location for the 1995 James Bond film GoldenEye.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster