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Coleherne Mews, South Kensington, London, SW10

Charming London townhouses with brick facades and cobbled streets, showcasing stylish urban residential design.

Stone-front residential building with black framed windows and a small balcony, located in a city courtyard.

Charming Georgian-style terraced houses in a historic London neighbourhood with cobbled streets.

Cobbled London courtyard with white and beige Georgian townhouses, blue sky, and potted plants.

Quiet cobbled London alley with white and beige townhouses, potted plants, and classic street lamps.

Charming cobbled street with colourful townhouses in London, UK.

Charming cobbled residential street with historic brick townhouses in London, UK.

Charming cobbled street with modern terraced houses and colourful potted plants, London property in an exclusive neighbourhood.

Stylish London townhouse with brick facade, modern windows, and private balconies, located in a historic neighbourhood.

Colourful terraced houses on a quaint London street with cobbled pavement.

Charming London terraced houses with cobbled street and green doors in a historic neighbourhood.

Colourful row of London townhouses with cobbled street, modern architecture, and potted plants.

Historic London townhouses with brick facades and rooftop terraces.

Charming terraced London houses on cobbled street with colourful sky, showcasing real estate and property styles.

Coleherne Mews is an attractive cobbled mews comprising around 29 period houses, with entrances from both Redcliffe Gardens and Wharfdale Street in Earl’s Court. Tucked away in a peaceful setting, Coleherne Mews is ideally located close to the wide selection of shops, cafés and restaurants along the Old Brompton Road and Fulham Road. Earl’s Court Underground station is also within easy walking distance, providing excellent transport connections across London.

Originally built as the coach houses and stables serving the grand homes on Coleherne Road and Finborough Road, Coleherne Mews has since been transformed into a highly desirable residential street while retaining its historic character. During the Second World War, the mews suffered significant bomb damage when a high-explosive bomb fell directly onto the street, leading to the rebuilding of some properties.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea

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