Holland Park Mews is one of West London’s most distinguished mews addresses, accessed through an impressive Grade II listed stucco archway that opens onto an elegant cobbled street. Beautifully arranged rows of Grade II listed mews houses create a striking sense of symmetry, with many properties featuring decorative iron-balustraded staircases and first-floor entrances that reflect the street’s rich architectural heritage. Quiet and secluded, the mews offers a peaceful setting while remaining just moments from the vibrant attractions of Holland Park, Kensington and Notting Hill.

Rich in history, Holland Park Mews was originally built to serve as the stable and coach house accommodation for the grand residences of Holland Park. The street still bears the legacy of its past, including damage sustained during the Second World War, and has earned praise from leading architectural writers for its exceptional character. It has also appeared in several classic British films, further cementing its place as one of London’s most recognisable and admired mews.

Residents of Holland Park Mews enjoy outstanding access to the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of Holland Park Avenue, Kensington High Street, Westbourne Grove and Portobello Road. Local favourites such as Buns From Home, Daunt Books, Julie’s and Six Portland Road are all within easy reach, while the beautiful open spaces of Holland Park, including the renowned Kyoto Garden, are only a short walk away. With its architectural beauty, fascinating history and an exceptional location, Holland Park Mews remains one of the capital’s most desirable residential streets.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea