King’s Mews is a peaceful mews tucked away behind the elegant Georgian houses of John Street in the heart of Bloomsbury. Originally built as stables and coach houses serving the surrounding properties, it has been transformed into an attractive residential street while retaining its historic character. Surrounded by some of London’s finest garden squares, King’s Mews offers a quiet retreat within one of the capital’s most renowned cultural and academic neighbourhoods.

Rich in history, King’s Mews was affected by bombing during the Second World War, with a high explosive bomb falling nearby on Gray’s Inn Road. Today, residents enjoy easy access to Russell Square, Gray’s Inn Gardens and Coram’s Fields, as well as the British Museum, Sir John Soane’s Museum and the many shops, theatres, cafés and restaurants of the West End. Excellent transport connections are available from nearby Chancery Lane, Holborn and Farringdon stations, providing convenient links across London and beyond.

BOROUGH: Camden