Eastbourne Mews is a peaceful cobbled mews tucked away between Chilworth Street and Cleveland Terrace, just moments from Paddington Station. Running parallel to Eastbourne Terrace, Eastbourne Mews offers a surprisingly quiet residential setting despite its exceptionally central location.

Originally built as stable and coach house accommodation for the grand houses of Westbourne Terrace and Eastbourne Terrace, the mews has a rich history, including being the birthplace of Chrysalis Records. It has also featured in the 1987 film The Fourth Protocol as the home of Michael Caine’s character, while singer-songwriter and actor David Essex was once a resident.

The mews is within easy walking distance of Hyde Park, the Grand Union Canal and the cafés, restaurants and local amenities of Paddington and Bayswater, making it a highly desirable address in the heart of W2.

Eastbourne Mews also benefits from outstanding transport connections, with Paddington Station providing access to the Elizabeth line, Heathrow Express, National Rail and London Underground services.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster