Laverton Place is an attractive residential street in South Kensington, developed mainly during the 1860s between Harrington Gardens and Courtfield Gardens. Although not a traditional mews itself, Laverton Place is closely associated with London’s mews heritage, as both Hesper Mews and Laverton Mews branch directly from it, with several historic mews houses fronting onto the street. Together, they form an appealing mix of elegant Victorian architecture and original mews buildings within the Courtfield Conservation Area.

One of the street’s most distinctive features is the impressive Grade II listed entrance arch leading into Laverton Mews, an architectural reminder of the area’s historic coaching past. Laverton Place enjoys a highly convenient location within easy walking distance of Gloucester Road and Earl’s Court, giving residents excellent access to local shops, cafés, restaurants and Underground stations while retaining the character and charm of one of South Kensington’s most desirable residential neighbourhoods.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea