Elvaston Mews is a distinctive cobbled mews in South Kensington, approached through an impressive Grade II listed arch dating from 1865. Running between Elvaston Place, Queen’s Gate Place and close to Queen’s Gate Gardens, Elvaston Mews began life as the stable and coach house accommodation for the surrounding grand Victorian houses. Over the years it became home to working stables and carriage businesses, preserving its strong equestrian heritage before gradually evolving into the attractive residential mews seen today.

Despite its peaceful atmosphere, Elvaston Mews is ideally located within easy walking distance of Gloucester Road Underground station, Hyde Park and the excellent selection of shops, cafés and restaurants that define South Kensington. World-renowned attractions including the Natural History Museum are also nearby, while the area’s elegant architecture and prestigious schools further enhance its appeal. Rich in history and architectural character, Elvaston Mews remains one of South Kensington’s most sought-after mews addresses.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea