Cresswell Place is a pretty cobbled mews situated within the prestigious Boltons Conservation Area, running parallel to the eastern side of The Boltons in South Kensington. Lined with beautiful period houses, Cresswell Place offers a discreet and peaceful setting while remaining exceptionally well positioned for Chelsea, South Kensington and Knightsbridge. The mews is close to a wide selection of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, with Gloucester Road Underground station, the Natural History Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, Hyde Park and Harrods all within easy reach.

Originally built as the stable house accommodation for the grand residences on Drayton Gardens, Cresswell Place has evolved into a highly desirable residential address while retaining its historic charm. One of the most notable homes on the mews is a double-fronted property that was lovingly converted in the late 1920s from former stables into a country-style cottage by its famous former resident, the celebrated author Agatha Christie. With its rich history, attractive architecture and enviable location, Cresswell Place remains a unique example of London’s traditional mews living.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea