Kendrick Mews is a picturesque cobbled cul-de-sac tucked just off Old Brompton Road in the heart of South Kensington. Once built to serve as stables and coach houses for the elegant Victorian homes nearby, Kendrick Mews has evolved into a peaceful street with a distinctive character. Today, it combines attractive private homes with a selection of commercial premises, while remaining just a short walk from South Kensington Underground Station, local shops, cafés and museums.

One of the most recognisable features of Kendrick Mews is the colourful ski-themed mural at its entrance, adding an unexpected splash of creativity to this quiet corner of the neighbourhood. The street also has strong artistic connections, marked by a blue plaque celebrating the renowned painter Francis Bacon, who lived and worked here for many years. With its blend of historic architecture, artistic heritage and tranquil atmosphere, Kendrick Mews is one of South Kensington’s most charming hidden mews streets. You can also watch our video on Kendrick Mews here to explore this unique mews street in more detail.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea