Clarendon Close is a charming, cobbled cul-de-sac tucked away off Clarendon Place in the sought-after Connaught Village area, within the Hyde Park Estate in the City of Westminster. Home to only a small number of mews houses, including three unusually large properties with rear gardens, Clarendon Close offers a peaceful residential setting just a 3-minute walk from Hyde Park and around a 5-minute walk from Connaught Village, renowned for its independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants.

Originally built as stable accommodation for the surrounding homes on Clarendon Place, Clarendon Close is now entirely residential. Much of the mews was rebuilt after sustaining bomb damage during the Second World War, leaving little evidence of its former equestrian use. The mews has also been home to notable residents, including television newsreader Nicholas Witchell and broadcaster Michael Grade, while nearby Chester House on Clarendon Place bears a Blue Plaque commemorating the renowned architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster